Editor’s Note: Once among the nation's fastest-growing economies, Colorado today confronts mounting challenges that threaten its momentum. This series reveals how a state once defined by prosperity is navigating economic cliffs and ridges. We explore
Colorado Politics
Rep. Al Green forced the House vote on Trump impeachment this week, citing threats against House lawmakers and members of the judiciary.
Democratic Golden State Gov. Gavin Newsom trolled the Trump White House with an apparently AI-generated video depicting the president, Pete Hegseth, and Stephen Miller in cuffs
The Democratic National Committee launches ad campaign targeting four vulnerable Republican senators ahead of crucial Senate votes on ACA tax credits affecting 20 million Americans.
An appeals court upheld New Jersey's residency requirement for physician-assisted suicide, ruling that terminally ill patients from other states are not afforded the option.
The Trump Gold Card will allow foreign nationals to receive expedited permanent residency status in the United States if they donate $1 million to the country.
Third graders can't read. That's a common assertion. How do we know? Colorado's CMAS standardized tests for third graders tell us. What the chicken littles who bemoan these tests scores, mostly individuals on the "pro school choice" and "voucher" sid
Officials say the task force will use a whole-of-government approach to make communities safe.
Officials approved waivers from Hawaii, Missouri, North Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
President Donald Trump handled an awkward bathroom door mishap with humor during a mid-flight press briefing aboard Air Force One on Tuesday.
A federal snow-forecasting program, to be updated under a bill from Republican U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd, won approval in the House on Wednesday. HR 3857, which amends the Snowpack Water Supply Forecasting Reauthorization Act, is Hurd’s second bill to pass
The annual bill authorizes how defense funds can be used and establishes priorities for the military.
Colorado's education leaders and legislators are planning changes to the state's workforce development programs - including the creation of a new state agency - to help more students earn college degrees, certifications and apprenticeships. Gov. Jare
