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Lawyers representing immigrants are asking a federal judge to intervene — again.
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Are the president’s actions against the state policy disputes or political retaliation?
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The Democrat says it’s natural for voters to ask, but that he thinks people feel good about his explanation — which is that as governor he can both fight Donald Trump and chart a new path forward for his party.
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If the legislature and then voters sign off on the plan, every dollar of the surplus used for a tax credit over the next decade or more would be a dollar that could have otherwise been used for the general fund.
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In recent years, the governor has shortened sentences he saw as too severe.
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Peters’ questions about the 2020 election have since yielded the focus of the White House and a flood of questions for Colorado’s governor.
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Medicaid recipients, advocates furious over state mistake that’s costing tens of millions of dollarsThis now threatens funding for programs supporting thousands of Colorado families with children with disabilities.
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On the eve of the high-stakes summit, negotiators from both the upper and lower river basins are not sounding confident they can reach an agreement with less than three weeks to go before a Feb. 14 deadline.
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Ask a Colorado Democrat in Washington, D.C. about why President Donald Trump and his administration seem to be singling out the state, and you get a variation on a theme: political punishment.
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The Denver mayor has a lot of lofty goals this year.