Justice Department is reviewing prosecution of Colorado clerk who supported Trump’s election lies
DENVER (AP) — The Department of Justice is backing a former county election clerk in Colorado who was convicted for her role in allowing supporters of President Donald Trump to access confidential data about the 2020 election, the latest move by the administration to use its power to reward allies who violated the law on the president's behalf.
K-12 schools in Colorado will lose $50 million instead of $150 million under a new deal reached by Speaker of the House Julie ...
Colorado and a coalition of other states are again asking a judge to require the Trump administration to unfreeze funding ...
Gov. Jared Polis is calling on President Donald Trump’s administration to release more than $69 million in public safety grants promised to Colorado. Despite a court order, the Trump administration ...
On Friday, millions of Americans watched live as a high-stakes meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian ...
The Colorado legislature moved closer to banning certain kinds of hidden fees common in rental agreements Tuesday after the ...
Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Senator Michael Bennet have both released statements responding to events between Ukrainian ...
Phil Weiser, the current attorney general, jumped into the gubernatorial race early this year. A number of other Democrats ...
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill into law, the first of 2025, regarding rules for healthcare professionals at ...
Colorado lawmakers are closing in on limiting sales of high-powered semiautomatic weapons in the state after two years of ...
While conservationists say this is a “landmark” ruling, they still want the government's approach to wild horses and burros ...
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