
Politics


With Democrats in control of the legislature, Colorado lawmakers revive red-flag bill

Colorado Democrats are pushing a move away from the Electoral College and toward the popular vote
Denverite goes great with mornings
If you’re here, you care about Denver. Our quick, newsy (and sometimes a little funny) morning newsletter is for people like you, by people like you.
Powered by you
Why do Denverite members help us pay the bills? Here’s what they say:
“I love my community! Civic duty, love being part of Denver and Colorado.”
“I read every day and it’s reporting I don’t see elsewhere.“
“I have been looking for a good source of local news, and this is it!“
Powered by you
Why do Denverite members help us pay the bills? Here’s what they say:
“Appreciate your newsletter packed with local news — and fun!”
“I love my community! Civic duty, love being part of Denver and Colorado.”
“I read every day and it’s reporting I don’t see elsewhere.”
Hi again!
Thanks for your support. You’re the best. Can we answer anything for you?
Hi again!
Thanks for your support. You’re the best. Can we answer anything for you?
The Denver-based lobbying firm working for Saudi Arabia met with the White House in the aftermath of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder

Colorado’s 2020 Senate watch: Trish Zornio wants to bring more science to Congress


Denver’s supervised drug use law is useless without a matching law statewide — advocates are pushing Dems to make that happen now
Can a Colorado solution make the U.S. Congress less dumb?

A growing army of Dems want to take on Sen. Gardner, but there can be only one
