Government and Politics

What Colorado lawmakers could do in their special session on property taxes (and more)

Interview: Jared Polis joins Utah’s governor to talk civility in politics, even with contentious state issues

Closing arguments over, decision expected soon in Trump disqualification case

In new lawsuit, Tina Peters aims to preempt any federal charges against her

Colorado Springs community activists push back on continued efforts to fund a new police training facility

As Congress moves to avert a shutdown, Colorado lawmakers split their votes

Why a judge decided to keep Colorado’s three-day gun law in effect as lawsuit continues

State Rep. Richard Holtorf officially joins race for 4th congressional district

Wielding baseball bat, Gov. Jared Polis orders lawmakers into special session on property taxes

Polis joins fellow governors in effort to secure places of worship as threats toward Jews and Muslims rise

Even before Proposition HH failed, Democrats were planning new strategy on property taxes

Colorado school board races mostly a mixed bag, but teachers union says voters rejected extremism

Who will the next mayor of Pueblo be? We’ll know in January as the race heads to a runoff

Colorado voters strongly favor Proposition II, letting the state put more money into universal preschool

Proposition HH supporters concede defeat