Colorado’s Office of Information Technology is laying off more than 170 people and its executive director is stepping down as part of a “large-scale realignment.”
Evan Munsing, a Democratic candidate in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, suspended his campaign. Manny Rutinel and Shannon Bird are still running.
Federal highway safety officials don’t track deaths that involve a driver under the influence of drugs.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet proposes a plan that would give local governments some authority in preventing new immigration detention centers from opening.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed transportation and housing bills into law Tuesday, including changes for the Regional Transportation District’s board and the Front Range Passenger Rail District.
The Trump administration is requesting comment on its plans to further crack down on what it calls the release of unauthorized information, as part of its continuing focus on leaks to the media.
Colorado gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx hasn’t yet debated Barbara Kirkmeyer and Scott Bottoms in the Republican primary race. He backed out of a the latest debate after a moderator clash.
Colorado will not implement statewide regulations or incentives for new data centers after the demise of two bills in the legislature that attempted to put some restrictions on the booming industry.
Lobbyists hired to influence Denver policy may soon have new regulations to follow as the City Council considers an ordinance beefing up the disclosure rules.
Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil in federal court in Manhattan chided both sides for “inappropriate level of tactical gamesmanship” and said she “will not be conscripted to oversee an abusively presented spat.”