Denver|News|
Arrest Warrant For Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Issued Following Bagel Shop Confrontation
Peters resisted arrest and obstructed police officers as they helped carry out a search warrant for her iPad, according to arrest affidavit.
Colorado Newsline, News Partner
- Denver, CO
- Website
Democracy functions only when people have access to reliable information about government and society. Colorado Newsline’s mission is to be a trusted source of such information. Newsline is nonprofit, nonpartisan and independent, and it provides fair and accurate reporting on politics, policy and other stories of interest to Colorado readers.
Posting Activity
Denver|News|
How A Kansas Traffic Stop Led To A Federal Lawsuit Over $1.2M In Seized Marijuana Profits
This story originally appeared in the Kansas Reflector.
Denver|News|
All Colorado Children Could Get Free School Meals Under Proposed Law
Democratic state lawmakers, coalition of advocacy groups want to permanently provide free school breakfast and lunch for all K-12 students.
Denver|News|
Supporters Rally As School Superintendent's Contract Reviewed By Mesa County School Board
Three standing ovations erupt for three district employees whose contracts are being reviewed by the new conservative majority school board.
Denver|News|
Election Worker Protections, Gun Restrictions At Voting Locations Among Secretary Griswold's Legislative Priorities
Griswold outlined a 2022 legislative agenda focused on increased protections for election workers and safety at physical voting locations.
Denver|News|
Should Wildfire Victims Get More Insurance Money Up Front? Some Lawmakers Think So.
Under a 2013 state law, insurers must pay disaster victims 30% of the value of their lost contents immediately after a total loss.
Denver|News|
Emergency SNAP Benefits For Coloradans Continue Through February
Colorado residents who receive SNAP benefits will continue to receive the maximum monthly amount of funds this month.
Denver|News|
Republican Governor Candidate Heidi Ganahl Withdraws Campaign Spending Limit Pledge
Pledge limited how much her campaign could spend while allowing higher individual contributions.
Denver|News|
Teachers, Students Protest New Douglas County School Board's Alleged Plot To Oust Superintendent
More than a thousand teachers, parents and students rallied outside Douglas County School District headquarters on Thursday.
Denver|News|
Biden Says Answer To Gun Violence ‘Is Not To Defund The Police'
WASHINGTON — President Biden and Attorney General traveled to New York, where two police officers' lives were claimed in recent shootings.
Denver|News|
Free At-Home COVID Tests To Be Handed Out To Medicare Beneficiaries This Spring
WASHINGTON — Medicare beneficiaries will be able to get up to eight over the counter COVID-19 tests per month at no cost.
Denver|News|
Denver Mayor Releases Public Safety Plan That Focuses On Gun Crime, Drug Abuse
Plan focuses on increased police presence in violent hot spots and what he called “firm compassion” for people who use illegal drugs.
Denver|News|
House Advances Marijuana Banking Bill, Though Final Passage Uncertain
Cannabis dispensaries throughout the country came one step closer to using banks the way many other businesses can.
Denver|News|
On This Day In 1913: Civil Rights Icon Rosa Parks Is Born
This story originally appeared in the Michigan Advance.
Denver|News|
USDA To Send Out $1.4 Billion To Boost Rural Economies In The States
The agency is investing $1.4 billion into rural economies.
Denver|News|
Marshall Fire Survivors Face High Costs, Supply Shortages As They Look To Rebuild
Per county officials, the damage includes entire neighborhoods and subdivisions, and could be a residential loss upward of $500 million.
Denver|News|
Some Colorado Teens Can Participate In County Caucuses And Assemblies This Year
For the first time, 16- and 17-year-olds in Colorado will be eligible to participate in county caucuses this year.
Denver|News|
Third County Clerk In Colorado Investigated For Possible Unauthorized Copy Of Voting System Server
Colorado Secretary of State seeks information on third county clerk/recorder who allegedly copied system hard drive before routine software.
Denver|News|
Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia To Resign, Accept Pentagon Role
Come Feb. 23, Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia will no longer preside over the upper chamber.
Denver|News|
Colorado Should Limit Kids' Lead Exposure With School Water Filters, Advocates Say
Nearly 3 in 4 Colorado kids have detectable levels of lead in their bloodstream, according to a peer-reviewed study published in September.