The Justice Department says Energize Denver's building caps illegally reach into federally regulated furnaces and water heaters.

Allison Harmon reversed her withdrawal from the race, and her Democratic opponent says it raises questions about her integrity.

A $600,000 Littleton home would pay about $13 more a month if the measure passes, canceling a planned furlough day.

A federal judge gave United Sovereign Americans until October 8 to try again after gutting its voter-roll fraud claims.

Denver spends $42.9 million collecting trash but only takes in $33 million, and two councilmembers now want the whole job outsourced.

Denver's Referred Question 2J would strip citizenship rules for civil service commissioners and rewrite disciplinary timelines for police and fire staff.

Initiated Ordinance 311 could pull foie gras off Denver menus by mid-2027, with fines up to $5,000 for violators.

City Hall's $65,000 fireworks show could give way to a $90,000 drone display, Aurora council members say.

A Weld County meatpacking worker claims JBS let a stable-value fund lag benchmarks for years, draining retirement savings.

New Colorado rules won't force Xcel to pay for spoiled food or lost business during blackouts, but better warnings are coming.

The city could quintuple its donation cap while shifting 747 residents to balance a booming eastern district.

Ten candidates are chasing an at-large council seat, and Denver Democrats just endorsed in a nonpartisan race for the first time ever.

Proposition 132 would make any fentanyl possession a felony, but a state cost note pegs its price tag near $68.2 million by year five.