Nathaniel Minor

Weather has been freakishly warm, both on the Front Range and up in the High Country where our dreams lie.

The city began aggressively enforcing its controversial urban camping ban earlier this year. It continued that trend again Tuesday.

Voters approved a hike in the state’s minimum wage, a return to presidential primaries, medically assisted death, and the SCFD tax.

The Federal Railroad Administration granted RTD a temporary waiver to keep the lines open while a crossing arm issue is being fixed. But that ends on Nov. 5.

There are two basic methods: Drop it in the mail or take it to a drop-off location. What you probably don’t want to do is give it to a ballot “harvester.”

Mail-in ballots may limit opportunities for voter intimidation. But it can still happen on social media and other avenues.

Lawyer Jason Flores Williams will request a temporary restraining order and motion for preliminary injunction against the city’s controversial urban camping ban.

Police officers and other city crews began clearing out homeless camp in downtown, along the South Platte River, and other places in March.

See where congressional candidates Democrat Misty Plowright, LIbertarian Mike McRedmond and Republican incumbent Doug Lamborn stand on a range of issues.

See where congressional candidates Republican incumbent Mike Coffman, Democrat Morgan Carroll and Libertarian Norm Olsen stand on a range of issues.

See where congressional candidates Democrat Ed Perlmutter, Libertarian Martin L. Buchanan and Republican George Athanasopoulos stand on a range of issues.

The Republican U.S. Senate candidate also said he supports legal exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. But that may contradict earlier statements.

See where U.S. Senate candidates Democrat Michael Bennet, Libertarian Lily Tang Williams, Bill Hammons of the Unity Party, and Republican Darryl Glenn stand on a range of issues.

Colorado’s murder rate also remains lower than the nation’s as a whole.