Politics & Government

New corporate filings shed light on Anadarko and Noble Energy’s efforts to stop Polis from becoming governor.

With less than four days to go before the legislature adjourns, Democrats are trying to get as much done as they possibly can, and Republicans are doing everything in their power to stop them.

The former U.S. ambassador and Littleton native gets personal about how his past informs his present.

In his re-election bid, Mayor Michael Hancock is running to lead a city government that’s much bigger than it was when he took it over eight years ago.

Araceli Velasquez, who has been living in sanctuary in a Denver church since August 2017, is working to reopen her asylum case.

Congressmen Jason Crow and Doug Lamborn are competing over who will get to host Space Command.

A moratorium against opening up a kratom-related business has been in place since December.

The city had previously held nearly $180 million in securities issued by Chevron and Exxon Mobil.

An addiction expert says about 1 percent of the population has a moderate or severe gambling problem.

On April 19, Citizenship and Immigration Services confirmed that work in the marijuana industry is grounds for automatic citizenship application denial.

Let’s pause and take a look at what’s what in immigration today and in the 2020 election cycle.

Paul Fiorino is a longtime member of the arts community who’s run for major public office several times in the past.

The proposed new Department of Housing and Homelessness would be launched in 2020.

The surgery is said to have taken place last weekend, and Bennet is recovering at home in Colorado.

Mayor Michael Hancock wants to create a new department to coordinate the city’s efforts to help people experiencing homelessness.

Denver is only a few weeks away from possibly becoming the first American city to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms.

Stephany Rose Spaulding feels voters are tired of playing political musical chairs.

An online gun forum exchange suggests that Sol Pais may have researched gun laws before coming to Colorado.

The 432-bed annex at the immigration detention facility in Aurora will remain open for at least another year.

So far, nearly two out of every three dollars donated to 2020 Senate candidates has come from outside of Colorado.

Denver climate activists plan to march in a “Funeral for the Earth” procession on Wednesday.

If 301 passes, Denver would become the first U.S. city to decriminalize possession, consumption and cultivation of “magic” mushrooms.