Trump administration accelerates plans to restrict voting by mail in states
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Colorado passes landmark police reform bill in the wake of 2020 George
The Colorado General Assembly took the
Colorado Unions groan as Gov.Polis vetoes bill meant to make organizing easier
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has for
Colorado governor signs executive order banning carbonated drinks at state functions
Gov. Jared Polis recently prohibited the
Housing Stability does little to fix known shelter oversight issues
The Department of Housing Stability remains
Gov. Jared Polis signs $46.8 billion state budget
Federal tax changes, rising Medicaid costs
Colorado lawmakers pass bills aimed at reducing state prison population
The Colorado legislature passed two bills
Colorado lawmakers kill bill to limit police use of Flock camera data
A bipartisan bill that would have
Housing Stability bypasses rules to reduce affordable rental units
The Department of Housing Stability is
Denver crime-reducing commission needs better oversight,
A new city audit found that delayed hiring caused a lack of oversight at a Denver commission tasked with improving safety and reducing recidivism. The
Denver mayor, auditor clash over $20M
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CAF Awards AFCON title to Morocco
Morocco were awarded the 2025 AFCON title following an appeal to CAF regarding Senegal’s walk-off protest in final. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Appeal
Bill to protect seniors from scammers
A bipartisan proposal that would protect older and vulnerable adults from financial scammers is advancing through the Colorado statehouse with little opposition. The bill would
Senate Republicans launch debate on SAVE
Republicans in the U.S. Senate recently pressed forward with a bill that would require proof of citizenship to register to vote and a photo ID
Aurora lawmakers cast final vote to
Aurora City Council members cast a final vote recently creating a retail license that limits and imposes certain restrictions on businesses that sell tobacco and
BREAKING BARRIERS, BUILDING BRIDGES: My Saturday
On Saturday, February 7th, I found myself walking into the Community College of Aurora’s CentreTech Campus with the kind of excitement usually reserved for weddings
Beyond February: Why Black History Is
In a world where Black communities are still fighting for safety, dignity, and representation, Black History Month is not a commemoration. It is a call
The Agricultural Crisis In Colorado: A
Farming is a tough and often thankless job. Farmers are tough people who proudly dedicate their lives to feeding the world. Yet even they have
America, Prepare for the SAVE America
The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, better known as the SAVE Act or SAVE America Act, has become the latest flashpoint in a nation already
“Now I Understand” -Inside the Hidden
When women who have survived female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) finally reach the exam room at Denver Health, many arrive carrying decades of unanswered questions. Some
Raising a Generation That Owns Real
For many families, especially within the African and diaspora communities, real estate ownership has long symbolized stability, dignity, and arrival. Yet despite hard work and
Women’s History Month: How Women Have
Every March, Women’s History Month offers a powerful opportunity to reflect on the generations of women who have shaped the course of history—often against extraordinary
The Women Who Sang Us Forward-Black
I was born and bred in Lagos. That loud, loving, unpredictable city where music pours out of every corner. So my siblings and I grew
Inside Colorado’s Shadow Economy.
How Forced Prison Labor Leaves Incarcerated People Carrying the Cost Colorado likes to imagine itself as a state of sunshine, mountains, and progressive ideals. However,