Mike Coffman saw very green lawns at Aurora schools and escalated straight to water shutoff threats while APS says it cut use 20 percent.
Victor Marx survived a narrow GOP primary. Now Colorado Republicans face Phil Weiser, unity theater and a statewide test with real baggage.
Both party machines are learning the same ugly lesson: voters quit saluting the back-room priesthood that helped hollow out trust.
Colorado Politics reports Xcel cut power near Fort Collins and Loveland under a Red Flag Warning. Wind isn’t a catastrophe—blackouts are the new policy.
The Denver Post spotlights Colorado’s first “environmental equity study” in East Colfax—while a $280M Colfax bus-lane redesign is already in motion. Study the stressors, ignore the stress.
Denver7 recaps Colorado Democrats’ 2026 session kickoff: big talk about “standing up to Washington,” a looming deficit, exploding Medicaid costs, and renewed chatter about “modernizing” TABOR.
Colorado Politics lays out Gov. Jared Polis’ 2026 agenda: lot-splitting, the HOME Act, zero-emission power goals, competency law changes, RTD “funding streams,” and even a Pinnacol privatization payday. We read it so...
The Colorado Sun reports realtors calling it a buyer’s market — but buying can cost roughly 100% more than renting. Condo/townhome deals are getting kneecapped by soaring HOA fees tied to insurance and maintenance.
The Colorado Sun previews the big bills for the 2026 legislative session: housing preemption, “affordability” price controls, AI regulation, union-fee fights, energy mandates, immigration limits and new public-safety...
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