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The House District 26 Q&A: Butler, Lukens on guns, voting, abortion and more

The House District 26 Q&A: Butler, Lukens on guns, voting, abortion and more

The opening salvo in the 2024 race for Colorado’s House District 26 was fired by incumbent Democrat Meghan Lukens over her Republican opponent, Craig City Council member Nathan Butler, “attending the riots in…

Former Colorado GOP Chair Wadhams says he won’t vote for Trump in 2024

Former Colorado GOP Chair Wadhams says he won’t vote for Trump in 2024

Colorado Republican Party Chair Dick Wadhams. One of the Colorado Republican Party’s most successful campaign strategists told a right-wing radio host last week that he won’t vote for Trump if…

Coloradans cite election lies, threats in wake of SCOTUS ruling on Trump’s ballot eligibility

Coloradans cite election lies, threats in wake of SCOTUS ruling on Trump’s ballot eligibility

Valarie Walker of New York City holds a sign reading “Trump Led a Riot” in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024 (Ashley Murray/States Newsroom). Following the…

SCOTUS reverses Colorado high court in Trump insurrection ballot challenge

SCOTUS reverses Colorado high court in Trump insurrection ballot challenge

Krista Kafer, a Republican commentator and one of the plaintiffs in a case seeking to bar former President Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot, speaks to the press outside the…

Citing wave of 2024 election threats, Griswold launches grant program

Citing wave of 2024 election threats, Griswold launches grant program

From left, Matt Crane, executive director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick speak at a press…

Falling short of state’s own goals, Gov. Polis updates Colorado climate roadmap

Falling short of state’s own goals, Gov. Polis updates Colorado climate roadmap

An RTD train departs the Westminster light-rail station as Gov. Jared Polis and state energy and transportation officials give an update on the state’s climate-action “roadmap” on Monday, Feb. 26,…

President Biden urges governors, including Gov. Polis, to push Congress hard on immigration, Ukraine

President Biden urges governors, including Gov. Polis, to push Congress hard on immigration, Ukraine

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks as members of the National Governors Association meet with her and President Joe Biden at the White House on Feb. 23, 2024. At right are…

CD2’s Neguse, whose district includes Vail, seeks 4th highest Dem leadership post

CD2’s Neguse, whose district includes Vail, seeks 4th highest Dem leadership post

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, left, and House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries talk about gun violence prevention during a roundtable at CU Boulder on Aug. 21, 2023 (Chloe Anderson for Colorado…

Lukens hits GOP opponent Butler for ‘attending riots on January 6th’

Lukens hits GOP opponent Butler for ‘attending riots on January 6th’

House District 26 state Rep. Meghan Lukens, a Democrat from Steamboat Springs, wasted no time this month announcing the campaign of her Republican opponent – although not by name –…

Union officer warns USPS shift from GJ to Denver will cause more mail delays for mountain towns

Union officer warns USPS shift from GJ to Denver will  cause more mail delays for mountain towns

The vice president of a Western Slope postal worker union is sounding the alarm that the U.S. Postal Service is considering shifting mail processing from Grand Junction to Denver –…