Old Reddit posts calling meat costly and animal agriculture unjust are haunting the CO-08 Democrat as he courts ranch country.

Great West Injury Law made just one referral off the disputed ad, but Azar allegedly wanted millions to settle.

A Florida marketing firm founded by a former Hancock press secretary lost out on a $1 million Denver deal after councilmembers cried foul.

HB26-1192 axes a state advisory committee and merges its grants into Colorado's rental assistance program, DOLA says.

Workers who once made no money and saw few paths to advance now have a three-year deal with raises and job protections.

House Majority Forward is spending $15 million nationwide, with an early buy hitting the Denver-to-Greeley swing seat.

Montezuma-Cortez schools picked Bluebonnet Learning without a public vote, tying reading lessons to Houston's turnaround model.

A new executive order aims to build a single online portal for permits in one strategic industry, chosen by August 15.

City leaders may sue over a shopping-center holding cell that's operated for 22 years without inspection, resident Claire Noone says.

The settlement closes a Colorado probe into travel spending from Bennet's Senate account, weeks after his primary loss to Phil Weiser.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from obtaining Colorado’s unredacted voter rolls, delivering another setback to the DOJ’s nationwide data campaign.

Aurora’s City Council chamber needs a $1.9 million accessibility overhaul, but construction could force meetings out of the room for months.

A new 10th Circuit ruling wiped out a $500,000 verdict and raised the proof bar for disputed debts and identity theft claims in Colorado.