The governing body said Chrissi Rawak would not take the job because of “unforeseen personal circumstances that we learned about late this week.”

The two-test requirement would put Colorado more in line with most other states.

Coloradans remember the pandemic as challenging and tragic — but also as a journey that taught some valuable lessons.

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Aspen voters have elected longtime public servant Rachel Richards as their next mayor, returning her to the role after more than two decades. Richards secured 54.7% of the vote, defeating first-time candidate Katy Frisch in a closely contested race.

Almost a year after Colorado lawmakers frustrated transparency advocates by exempting themselves from parts of the open meetings law, a coalition of residents seeking more access to government records and meetings said it’s drafting a potential ballot initiative to strengthen “the public’s right to know.”

Richard Glenn Kantwill's threat against Griswold involved her role in the legal battle over now-President Donald Trump’s ability to appear on Colorado’s presidential primary ballot.

Tina Jackson fears federal job cuts and funding freezes could imperil work to save the species from the brink of extinction.

Hundreds of families hear the director of the Department of Early Childhood reassure them there is money for specialized therapies.