Denver Clerk & Recorder's Office to Close for Furlough Day with Limited Election Services Available on Affidavit Deadline
The Denver Clerk & Recorder's office will close on August 29 for a furlough day but will maintain election staff for write-in candidates. Regular services resume September 2, after Labor Day.
Colorado Leaders Laud Special Session Achievements for Budget Repair and Community Support
Colorado leaders commend the state's special legislative session for measures addressing budget challenges, supporting community needs, and protecting health care, roads, and education funding despite a federal budget they view as unfavorable.
Colorado Awards Nearly $1 Million to Combat Human-Bear Conflicts, Initiatives Aim to Enhance Safety and Wildlife Conservation
Colorado allocates nearly $1 million to address human-bear conflicts through 22 initiatives, following a grant selection process reflecting a sharp rise in community concern and engagement.
Colorado Democrats Tackle Billion-Dollar Deficit with Tax Reforms and Spending Cuts to Preserve Public Services
Colorado Democrats propose measures to address a budget deficit by closing corporate tax loopholes and adjusting spending, counteracting federal decisions they deem responsible for financial strain on the state.
Colorado Legislature Closes Financial Gap with Special Session Measures, Overcoming Federal Shortfall
Colorado lawmakers concluded a Special Legislative Session aimed at addressing a budget shortfall caused by federal actions, with Governor Polis highlighting the closure of tax loopholes and preservation of essential services.
Denver Stands Firm, Seeks Dismissal of Federal Lawsuit Over Immigration Policy Compliance
Denver has filed a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit demanding compliance with the Trump Administration's immigration policies, asserting adherence to federal law and rejecting the government's deportation agenda.
