Colorado lawmakers, White House talk action on sanctuary cities

State Rep. Dave Williams said he was going to suggest holding individual cities and their policymakers personally liable.

Trump plan asks to end visa lottery, allow fewer family sponsors, spot $25 billion for border security — and provide a path to citizenship for 1.8 million

Trump's immigration plan comes with a long list of concessions that many Democrats, and also conservative Republicans, especially in the House, may find impossible to swallow.

Trump applies tariffs to solar panels despite cautions from Hickenlooper, other governors

Denver city crew paints over “shithole” Trump art by prolific muralist

A sprawling mural referencing President Donald Trump's characterization of African nations and Haiti has been painted over by a Denver government crew, according to city staff.

Denver library patrons place more than 500 holds for new “Fire and Fury” book

Denver readers, like their counterparts throughout the nation, really want to get their hands on this new book.

This bill would address one of DACA recipients’ big fears, that their applications for relief will be used to deport them

U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman has sponsored legislation that would protect the information that DACA recipients voluntarily provided from being used against them.

This Denver program is tackling the literacy gap. Trump’s budget proposal puts it at risk

Each One Teach One was created a decade ago to narrow the 30-million-word literacy gap for low-income students and students learning English throughout Denver.

Trump’s budget will leave Denver poorer, sicker, more polluted, City Council says

Denver City Council unanimously adopted a resolution asking Colorado's congressional delegation to oppose Trump's budget.

Littleton man starts trash fire at Trump hotel, denies it was political

In the age of Trump, analysis finds Colorado has the third most protesters per capita

This appointment of a special counsel is great, according to Colorado’s reps and senators

Colorado's congresspeople, Republican and Democrat, are mostly praising the appointment of a special prosecutor to look into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Denver news in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, May 17

Coloradans try to keep the fight against Trump alive as protest attendance tapers off

A DIY resistance tries to keep the fight against Trump fresh

Denver school board strikes back at Trump budget, Betsy DeVos’s school choice vision

The Denver school board on Thursday approved two resolutions jabbing at President Trump’s first proposed education budget and Education Secretary DeVos’s vision of school reform.

We checked in with “the resistance” for two hours at Denver’s Tax Day rally

Denver Tax Day march could put 10,000 people in the city: Here’s what to expect

Neil Gorsuch on public lands: Willing to limit environmental groups in land cases

Neil Gorsuch has been sympathetic to outdoor enthusiasts, analysts say, even when ruling against them, and has shown his Colorado roots in his writings.

Gov. John Hickenlooper on O’Reilly Factor: “We’re ready to sit down and work” with Trump

"Hopefully this will mark the beginning of a new consistency, and we can really get down to work on these issues," Hickenlooper said after Trump's address.

Sen. Cory Gardner on Jeff Sessions and Russia: “We’ll know if Sean Spicer was right”

At the Spirit of America rally, the “deplorables” are “the good guys”

For some Coloradans, the last several weeks have been ones of hope and inspiration, not fear and chaos. Supporters of President Trump made their case Monday.