Category: Colorado Sun

​Yes. Douglas County Commissioner George Teal claimed the Chinese Communist Party bankrolled opposition to a 2025 home rule measure.  ​Read More 

​Yes. While Republicans remain dominant in Douglas County, more residents voted for Democrats in 2024 than in 2012.   ​Read More 

​Elizabeth Davis of Castle Rock was found guilty of two counts of forgery and one count of “personating an elector”  ​Read More 

​The freeze takes effect Aug. 27 and will last until the end of the year. It’s estimated to save the state as much at $7 million.  ​Read More 

​Costilla County residents were cut off from the local water filling station when the Fort Garland water board voted to stop sales because of an “angry mob”  ​Read More 

​Every dollar of new revenue Democrats in the legislature find means one less dollar out of the state’s fiscal reserves or that the governor won’t have to cut from existing … Read More “Democrats are nixing about $150M in tax breaks to address Colorado’s $750M budget hole. They could be doing more.” »

​No. The U.S. Constitution gives election lawmaking authority solely to states and Congress, granting no such power to the president.  ​Read More 

​Resiliency Ranger program connects natural environment and mental health to show a path of resilience like those in nature among animals, insects and plants  ​Read More 

​The change came from Senate Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez, the author of the AI law, who opposed pushing back the start date of the statute because he feared it would … Read More “Colorado’s AI law won’t take effect until at least May — after next legislative session — under latest special session bills” »

​While President Trump continues to push for electoral advantages across the country, hesitation by Democrats in blue states like Colorado could help him in his cause  ​Read More