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Colorado bear-conflict grants to support 17 projects
Denver Gazette reports that Colorado’s human-bear conflict grant program will divide $1 million among 17 projects focused largely on bear-resistant waste infrastructure.
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Colorado attorney general sues over proposed Hudson detention facility
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser sued DHS and ICE over plans to renovate a former Hudson prison into a 1,200-bed immigration detention facility.
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Colorado 2026 Election Guide Lists Ballot and Voting Dates
Denver7 outlines Colorado’s Nov. 3 general-election timeline, statewide ballot measures and candidates, including the 8th Congressional District race that includes Weld County.
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Colorado seeks halt to Hudson detention facility remodeling
Colorado’s attorney general has asked a federal judge to pause renovations at a proposed 1,200-bed immigration detention facility in Hudson pending environmental reviews.
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Colorado awards $1 million for human-bear conflict mitigation
Colorado Parks and Wildlife awarded $1 million to 17 recipients for local efforts intended to reduce conflicts between people and bears.
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Colorado attorney general seeks to halt planned Hudson ICE facility
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed suit seeking to pause plans for a proposed 1,200-bed immigration detention facility at the former Hudson Correctional Facility.
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Aurora City Council votes to oppose Proposition 132
Aurora City Council voted 8-2 to oppose Proposition 132, a statewide fentanyl sentencing measure voters will consider in November.
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Colorado program assists public school employees with home purchase costs
Colorado public school employees may qualify for CHFA assistance with down payments and closing costs through the Schools to Home Program.
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Proposition 137 debate centers on wildfire funding and forest thinning
Denver7 reports that supporters and opponents of Proposition 137 disagree over how redirected sales-tax revenue could support wildfire prevention and forest-management projects.
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Evans and CMS Administrator Oz discuss Medicaid, visit UNC medical college
U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans and CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed Colorado Medicaid spending and visited UNC’s College of Osteopathic Medicine in Greeley.
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Early spending highlights Colorado legislative races
Colorado Politics reports independent spending and candidate fundraising are drawing attention to several Senate and House contests ahead of the November election.
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Colorado awards nearly $170 million to rural healthcare providers
Colorado plans to distribute nearly $170 million to 91 rural healthcare providers next year through a federal Rural Health Transformation Program.
