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Colorado Springs Gazette owner launches ‘Denver Gazette’ newspaper in the Post’s...
What's half a newspaper war? A newspaper tussle? Whatever it is, Denver is poised for one.
Six years after floating an idea that Clarity Media might relaunch The Rocky Mountain...
Live blog: Final day of Colorado’s legislative session News and...
The Colorado State Capitol hasn't seen a week like this in a long time, and it may be a long time before it does...
Electoral College protest movement: Colorado’s role, and how reform would change...
Editor's note: Gov. Jared Polis signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law on March 15.
Any day now, Democratic Gov. Jared Polis is...
Aurora police killed a grandfather defending his home. Now his family...
On June 27, Aurora police officer Drew Limbaugh fired 11 bullets into an armed man during an exchange in a dark parking lot of...
Don’t call them freshmen: New Colorado lawmakers reject term as gendered,...
The common term for first-time legislators in Colorado, as in many other places, is “freshmen.”
But some among the state’s crop of incoming state representatives...
Inside Colorado’s ‘hotbed’ of wildlife conflict Documents show flawed management leads...
ANALYSIS
A frozen, severed head arrived at the lab.
The bighorn sheep’s horns, splattered with bright red blood, curled tightly around its face. Its open eyes...
How Jared Polis Gets What He Wants: A Portrait in Four...
This is The Colorado Independent's complete four-part series on Jared Polis, Colorado’s Democratic nominee for governor. You can click directly to Part 1 (Polis’s...
Walker Stapleton’s short and winding road from business to politics The...
Walker Stapleton's short and winding road from business to politics
6 takeaways from Colorado’s post-election voter data
More than 1.1 million voters cast ballots in Colorado’s midterm election Tuesday night, or roughly 35 percent of the state’s active voting population. For...
Final air drop of TV ad spending, including the Colorado governor’s...
When Colorado’s heated primary season goes cold tomorrow, political TV ads will fade from our screens, too— at least for a while.
That should come...