The City Council split 6-2 to send the question to voters, with critics warning of ballot fatigue on crowded even-year slates.

Colorado's ballot language has tested above a 20th-grade reading level, and Amendment 85 wants that fixed for good.

Colorado's largest doctors' group opposes the measure, warning its vague wording could disrupt care far beyond transgender youth.

The Senate's unanimous vote pairs with Evans' FIRE Act, which split Colorado's delegation along party lines back in April.

Vendor-funded booze and $864 beef tenderloin at a Greg Hegarty send-off drew sharp words from Denver's ethics board.

A Commerce City homeowner says Unlock's cash-advance contract could leave her owing a quarter of her home's value in a decade.

Voters decide in November whether off-cycle congressional maps need court and commission sign-off plus three public hearings.

DJ Torres stepped down Thursday after facing allegations including skipped meetings and missed treasurer duties.

A $3.9 million contract add-on could route Denver 311 calls through a voicebot first, with a 2027 citywide launch planned.

Out of Bounds Ranch wants BLM land near Carbondale in exchange for private acreage at Cow Creek and Timber Valley ranches northwest of Rifle — but hunters and neighbors are pushing back hard.

UFCW Local 7 says roughly a dozen Colorado nurses could lose their jobs before arbitration even starts.

Commissioners voted unanimously to pause new data-center projects in unincorporated Mesa County, citing residents’ worries over water and power.

Colorado submitted the maximum allowed under federal rules, hoping to top the $3.2 billion already invested statewide.