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Colorado Parks and Wildlife pauses lethal removal directive for problem wolves
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will evaluate future wolf removals case by case after temporarily suspending a plan provision concerning repeated livestock losses.
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Colorado racial equity study commission seeks funds for economic analysis
Sentinel Colorado reports the Black Coloradan Racial Equity Study Commission is seeking donations to complete historical research and hire an economic-analysis contractor.
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Colorado mail ballots begin going out for 2026 election
Colorado Public Radio reports that mail ballots begin going to active voters Oct. 2, with Election Day ballot returns due by 7 p.m. MT Nov. 3.
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Phil Weiser outlines housing, health care and data center proposals in Greeley
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser discussed housing, preventive health care and data center regulation during a Greeley town hall, according to the Greeley Tribune.
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Hearing officer recommends $57,647 fine in Victor Marx campaign finance case
A state hearing officer recommended $57,647.16 in fines after finding excess contributions and cash donations in Victor Marx’s gubernatorial campaign.
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Colorado voters to decide Proposition 137 conservation funding
Colorado voters will decide whether Proposition 137 redirects existing sales-tax revenue to conservation, wildfire prevention, outdoor access and recreation programs.
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Report examines changes to Manny Rutinel campaign website
The Colorado Sun reviewed past and current campaign pages for 8th Congressional District candidate Manny Rutinel and reported changes to biographical and policy language.
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District 6 board approves superintendent evaluation in 6-0 vote
The Greeley-Evans District 6 Board of Education approved Superintendent Deirdre Pilch’s 2025-26 performance evaluation, citing district progress and collaboration.
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Lesley Dahlkemper’s path from journalism to lieutenant governor candidacy
Colorado Politics traces Lesley Dahlkemper’s career from public radio reporting and education policy work to local elected office and a statewide campaign.
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Colorado’s 8th Congressional District candidates outline priorities
Denver Gazette profiles Republican U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans and Democratic challenger Manny Rutinel in Colorado’s closely contested 8th Congressional District race.
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Colorado voters to consider Proposition NN revenue measure
Denver7 reports that Proposition NN has drawn canvassing support from educators and criticism from opponents over its potential effect on TABOR refunds.
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Verdad seeks permit for 22-well project near Windsor
Verdad Resources is seeking Weld County approval for a proposed 22-well oil and gas site north of Windsor, where nearby residents plan to raise health and safety concerns.
