Marx says the snub proves he's no establishment insider — but Republicans keep lining up behind his Democratic rival Phil Weiser instead.

The money funds training pipelines even as lawmakers close a budget gap topping $1 billion.

Democratic nominee Phil Weiser lays out plans on housing, Medicaid and data centers ahead of Colorado's Nov. 3 vote.

Question 2B would shift daily administration to a council-appointed manager while retaining elected leadership, revisiting a proposal voters rejected in 2024.

Rich Guggenheim, a lead backer of Colorado's Proposition 134, emailed Rep. Brianna Titone a slur and her deadname, records show.

Tim O’Brien says the city withheld key records for more than a year; the mayor’s office insists it handed over hundreds of pages.

A Jefferson County judge rejected a neighbor's second lawsuit over the 30-acre Cimarron Peak project near Morrison.

Taishya Adams won't affirm Israel's right to exist, while Aaron Brockett says he will. Boulder voters decide in November.

A Breckenridge landlord says his rental is already taxed enough. Now the state's top court will decide if the fee can stand.

All 30 license plate readers are coming down immediately after residents flagged privacy and security concerns.

Angelique Tolbert of Aurora's Sky Vista Middle School reviewed state budgets and signed a proclamation as Colorado's first student governor.

Nine at-large hopefuls faced tough questions outside the City and County Building, with only one defending the mayor's approach.

Denver's historic brick sewer system became eligible for historic listing in 2013, while the eventual fix bypassed City Council review.