Judge rules for Denver, other cities over Trump grant funding threats
A federal judge this week put a preliminarily hold on the Trump administration’s potential plans to withhold about $600 million […]
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Lawsuit challenges Colorado’s brand-new transgender rights law
Four days after it was enacted, Colorado’s new law seeking to prevent the misgendering and deadnaming of transgender people is
Colorado hiring picks up the pace in April
Strong hiring at hotels, restaurants and private health care providers contributed to a monthly gain of 8,400 nonfarm jobs in
Gov. Jared Polis signs voting protections, vacancy election reform law
Gov. Jared Polis signed new laws Monday that codify federal voting protections in Colorado’s election laws and reform the state’s
Coloradans rally at state capitol against federal cuts and layoffs
Dozens of former federal workers and concerned citizens gathered at the state Capitol’s west steps on Tuesday to urge state
Jared Polis signs Colorado budget with cuts while protecting education
Gov. Jared Polis signed Colorado’s $44 billion spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year on Monday — placing an emphasis
International students in Colorado sue over loss of immigration status
Three international students attending college in Colorado whose visas have been revoked by the Trump administration are suing the U.S.
Number of foreign student visas revoked in Colorado more than doubles
The Trump administration has now revoked the visas of at least 22 international students attending major Colorado colleges, more than
Colorado economy lost 8,900 jobs in February, mostly tied to King Soopers strike
The King Soopers strike last month moved like a shockwave through state employment counts, registering as a net loss of
Bill to eliminate some credit card fees passed by Colorado House
Colorado would become the second state in the country to prohibit credit card companies from charging “swipe fees” on taxes