In 1970, Thompson ran for sheriff of Pitkin County, part of a group running for local offices on the ‘Freak Power’ party ticket
A federal judge on Monday rejected a gun-rights group’s attempt to block Colorado’s new three-day waiting period for purchases while a broader lawsuit challenging the rule winds its way through the court system.
Colorado students are seeking help from Safe2Tell — the state’s system for making anonymous reports about safety concerns — at levels not seen since before the pandemic, according to a new report released Monday.
Several hundred people marched through Denver on Sunday in a show of solidarity for Palestinians and in condemnation of Israel’s escalating military campaign in Gaza.
Drivers in Colorado’s most populated counties would pay more to register larger cars and trucks under a plan advanced by state legislators earlier this month, as policymakers look to blunt a recent surge in pedestrian and cyclist deaths.
Generally, when people get harmed in Boulder, Boulder is there with support, an underrated quality of living in this great town.
The USFS also wants to ban camping above treeline and eliminate dispersed camping near the Blue Lakes trailhead.
Gov. Jared Polis moved Monday to replace a now-defunct commission that helped guide criminal justice policy in the state for the past 16 years, drawing praise from law enforcement and concerns from reform advocates who worry it will slow reforms.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis issued an executive order Thursday directing state officials to prepare a plan to keep the state’s four national parks open through a potential government shutdown, days before their potential closure.
The number of apprenticeship programs in Colorado state government is set to increase by 50% to boost the state’s workforce and expand employment opportunities.
