Jeffco Clerk Amanda Gonzalez kicks off 2026 campaign for Colorado secretary of state
Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Amanda Gonzalez will run for Colorado secretary of state in 2026, she announced Monday morning.
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Health care for poorest Coloradans is at risk as Medicaid costs dominate budget debate in legislature
As Medicaid providers ask for help, lawmakers are bracing to cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the state budget in the coming months. T
Here’s what Democratic leaders expect on housing, Trump and a labor fight when the Colorado legislature convenes
Colorado's Democratic leaders promised Friday to keep plugging away at the state's affordability crisis, but the cost of living is just one issue they'll contend with in the coming months.
Gov. Jared Polis wants to privatize Pinnacol, the state’s workers’ comp carrier. Will the third try be the charm?
Privatizing Pinnacol Assurance would mean pulling Colorado state government out of the workers' compensation game, while shoring up the state budget.
New Moffat Tunnel deal moves daily passenger train to mountain communities a step closer to reality
A tentative agreement between Colorado state officials and the Union Pacific Railroad set the stage to expand passenger rail service in the mountains.
State economic forecasts paint slightly rosier budget picture — but next year’s deficit is still dire
Colorado's projected budget hole may not be quite as deep as originally projected, but economic forecasters warned Thursday that the state was still in for a difficult 2025.
Why one Colorado county — alone among large communities — has seen a steady drop in its suicide rate over five years
Since 2019, Larimer County in northern Colorado has shown what appears to be a steady, sustained drop in its raw suicide rate.
Gov. Jared Polis cuts through executive orders — wielding a circular saw on his desk
Gov. Jared Polis took a buzzsaw to hundreds of outdated and obsolete executive orders on Thursday -- literally.
Anti-wage-theft bill, set for return in Colorado legislature following veto, shows potential for revival
Colorado lawmakers plan to reintroduce an anti-wage theft bill after Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a version last spring. This time, they may have his backing.
U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo lost despite per-vote spending that reached $151 — compared to $96 for winner Gabe Evans
More than $80 million was spent on Colorado's eight congressional races this election cycle, final campaign filings and independent spending reports show -- but that money wasn't spread evenly across...