Trump abruptly cancels signing a housing bill, blindsiding Republicans
President Trump abruptly canceled a planned signing ceremony on Capitol Hill for a housing bill set to occur before a Senate GOP lunch.
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Home of former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, wife Wilma becomes local landmark: ‘History lives here’
The longtime home of former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and his wife, Wilma Webb, in the Whittier neighborhood, was declared an official landmark by the City Council on Monday.
Colorado voters will face Restore Our Roads transportation funding question on November ballot
Colorado voters will face a general election ballot measure in the November election that would require state agencies to spend all motor vehicle and gas tax revenue on fixing the state’s roads.
Federal officials plan to offload some warehouses purchased for immigrant detention
ICE is reversing a multibillion-dollar plan to convert warehouses into immigrant detention centers amid lawsuits and infrastructure concerns.
Aurora establishes oversight office to monitor policing practices in a city with a troubling track record
The Aurora City Council on Monday gave final approval for the city to establish the Office of Public Safety Accountability after years of controversy over Aurora Police Department’s practices.
Trump, without evidence, blames vandals for damage at Reflecting Pool; says 6 arrested
President Donald Trump says six people have been arrested for damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which Trump recently ordered to be painted what he calls “American Flag Blue.”
Judge rules government can’t stop SNAP dollars from buying candy and sugary drinks
A judge ruled that the U.S. government as part of MAHA cannot stop people enrolled in SNAP from using benefits to buy candy and soda.
Supreme Court sides with Trump administration on immigration case dealing with green card holders
The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration in an immigration case dealing with the government’s power over green card holders.
Colorado PAC tied to sports-betting apps spends more than $1.1 million in legislative races. Why isn’t always clear.
A Colorado PAC backed by DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics has nearly $900,000 on several Democratic state legislative primaries and at least $250,000 to back Republican candidates.
Denver transfers $3 million from its contingency fund to pay out settlements
Denver will use $3 million of its contingency funds in the budget to help pay out settlements this year after the liability fund has run short under a measure the City Council approved Monday.