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.
Lawmakers moved to raise the farmworker overtime threshold after workers and growers said Colorado's earlier mandate cut hours and pay.
Aurora and Arvada are tightening watering rules again, reviving the annual Colorado ritual of drought limits, lawn guilt, and suburban scolding.
Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 4, widening who can petition courts under Colorado's red-flag law and calling it public safety.
Polis insists Colorado cops can work with the DEA, but SB 25-276’s non-cooperation penalties are chilling information-sharing. The DEA says officers are scared. Colorado Politics has the receipts.
Lawmakers want a “vacant homes” tax to fund affordable housing. Here’s how definitions creep, bureaucracy grows, and taxpayers get stuck.
The Colorado Sun reports Colorado will pay $6.1 million to settle a lawsuit over the state’s attempt to ban abortion pill “reversal.” Taxpayers get the bill. Again.
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