Two recent events that shifted the ground under Colorado’s sprawling candidate field for governor have lent scrutiny to the rules governing how money is raised and […]
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Afternoon Headlines August 3, 2017
On Wednesday, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a lower federal court to review the case of a Highlands Ranch couple trying to get […]
Afternoon Headlines August 1, 2017
Yesterday Colorado was scheduled to send in publicly available voter information of 3.7 million people to the voter fraud task force Donald Trump set up in […]
Afternoon Headlines July 31, 2017
By the close of business today, Colorado will send publicly available personal information about its 3.7 million voters to an election task force set up by […]
Headlines: July 28, 2017
VIOLATING OPEN RECORDS ACT NOW OK It’s been on the books since the state legislature adopted the Colorado Open Records Act, or CORA, nearly a half-century […]
Headines: July 26, 2017
Colorado’s Republican candidates for governor sounded off with frustration this week as members of Congress tried to repeal and replace — or just repeal— Obamacare. George […]
Headlines: July 24, 2017
Those who oppose the legalization of marijuana are losing the battle, says the nation’s first drug czar, William Bennett, who served in that capacity under President George H.W. Bush and as Secretary of Education under President Ronald Reagan. The 22,000-student Greeley-Evans school district in northern Colorado will join the 55,000-student Cherry Creek district in suburban Denver in adopting later high school start times this fall. The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission, which is charged with reviewing violations of the state’s ethics laws, today gave state Sen. Vicki Marble of Fort Collins until September to hire attorneys to defend her on an ethics complaint.
Afternoon Headlines July 20, 2017
Denver City Council Members discussed a proposed $937 million bond program this week. Many of them agreed that it was still not enough money to do […]