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.
A Democratic-backed ballot proposal asks Coloradans to forfeit TABOR refunds for K-12 schools, with more than $7,000 at stake over a decade.
Women Vote is spending to boost Shannon Bird in CD8, and the outside-money sermon suddenly sounds very different.
Colorado Republicans face a governor primary lineup of conspiracy claims, cinematic biography drama, and an insider promising adult supervision.
Aurora wants an independent public safety watchdog, but City Hall still hires, houses, and manages the leash.
Colorado ranks near the bottom in affordability while officials sell relief programs and residents eat the bill.
Senate Democrats moved a TABOR-related bill forward, Advance Colorado is eyeing court, and taxpayers are left asking who owns the lock.
Just Stop It
