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Colorado Western Slope congressional district could catch women’s wave

Colorado Western Slope congressional district could catch women’s wave

EMILY’s List, which bill itself as “the nation’s largest resource for women in politics”, is betting on former Eagle County state Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush to do something that’s never…

Weiser, Brauchler differ sharply on role of state AG in Trump, Russia scandal

Weiser, Brauchler differ sharply on role of state AG in Trump, Russia scandal

Both the Democratic and Republican candidates for Colorado attorney general last week expressed varying degrees of concern about President Donald Trump’s widely criticized meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in…

Destination: Healthy Skin free screening RV rolls into Colorado with a boost from Walgreens

Destination: Healthy Skin free screening RV rolls into Colorado with a boost from Walgreens

Colorado’s rarified air makes it an ideal place to recreate in Rocky Mountain splendor, but it also makes the state a prime place to contract skin cancer. Walgreens has teamed…

Polis, Stapleton take primary wins in Colorado governor’s race

Polis, Stapleton take primary wins in Colorado governor’s race

The congressman who represents the eastern Vail Valley in Washington, Boulder Democrat Jared Polis, will take on Colorado Treasurer Walker Stapleton for governor in the Nov. 6 general election after…

10 years later, Battle Mountain Resort project near Minturn still alive in scaled-back form

10 years later, Battle Mountain Resort project near Minturn still alive in scaled-back form

Sunday, May 20, marks the 10th anniversary of Minturn’s overwhelming vote in favor of the ill-fated Ginn Company proposal for a private ski area and golf resort between Minturn and…

Kennedy, Stapleton emerge from state assemblies atop respective primary ballots

Kennedy, Stapleton emerge from state assemblies atop respective primary ballots

Former Colorado treasurer and Denver Deputy Mayor Cary Kennedy kept her powerful push to the primary rolling Saturday at the Democratic Party state assembly in Broomfield, securing nearly 62 percent of…

‘Killdozer’ author, Bannon classmate Brower blasts growing anti-government trend

‘Killdozer’ author, Bannon classmate Brower blasts growing anti-government trend

Longtime Colorado newspaper editor and publisher turned author Patrick Brower argues former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon helped propel Donald Trump to the presidency by stoking the growing flames…

Colorado schools grapple with threat reporting, privacy issues in wake of Parkland

Colorado schools grapple with threat reporting, privacy issues in wake of Parkland

Colorado schools are reacting in a variety of ways to the most recent high school massacre Feb. 14 in Parkland, Florida, and Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman has reached out to…

USOC rules out bidding on 2026 Winter Olympics, targeting 2030 instead

USOC rules out bidding on 2026 Winter Olympics, targeting 2030 instead

The United States will go at least 28 years between Winter Olympics, United States Olympic Committee officials confirmed during the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea, ruling out a…

Sexual harassment debate rages in Colorado Legislature as session hits second week

Sexual harassment debate rages in Colorado Legislature as session hits second week

State Sen. Kerry Donovan found it “interesting” that much of the focus of the sexual harassment debate during the first week of the Colorado General Assembly last week was on…