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Colorado governor candidates report third-quarter fundraising totals
Campaign disclosures show differing third-quarter fundraising and cash-on-hand totals for Colorado’s major-party gubernatorial candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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Colorado candidates discuss business, housing at Chamber forum
Victor Marx and Attorney General Phil Weiser addressed regulations, housing, workforce training and labor policy at a Colorado Chamber candidate forum, according to the Denver Gazette.
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Colorado launches AI Engaged Campus Designation for higher education
Colorado has created an AI Engaged Campus Designation recognizing colleges and universities with intentional policies, training and ethical approaches to artificial intelligence.
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Colorado teen driver education requirements expand in 2027
Colorado’s expanded driver education requirements will apply to teens and young adults seeking permits beginning Jan. 1, 2027, according to the Denver Gazette.
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Colorado lawmakers seek answers on Medicaid payments to FreedomCare
Colorado lawmakers raised concerns about oversight after Medicaid payments to FreedomCare increased sharply, while the state and company dispute allegations in active litigation.
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Colorado officials discuss election security ahead of Election Day
Denver7 reports that election and law enforcement officials discussed ballot safeguards, misinformation concerns and where voters can report suspected intimidation or violations.
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Marx and Weiser appear at Denver business forum
Victor Marx and Phil Weiser shared the stage at a Denver business forum, where they discussed data centers, technology policy and business regulation.
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Weiser discusses tax, water and data center positions at governor forum
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser discussed ballot questions, water conservation, health care and data centers at a gubernatorial forum that Republican nominee Victor Marx did not attend.
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Colorado Senate District 1 candidates highlight agriculture concerns
Candidates in Colorado Senate District 1 are highlighting water, infrastructure and affordability as agriculture-related concerns, according to the Greeley Tribune’s report on the contest.
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Hearing officer issues $57,647 campaign-finance fine in Marx case
FOX31 reports that a hearing officer issued an initial decision fining Colorado gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx’s campaign over contribution-limit and cash-donation violations.
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Gaylord Rockies expansion subsidy draws questions from Colorado tourism groups
The Denver Gazette reports that a proposed Gaylord Rockies expansion has prompted questions about possible public subsidies, legal authority and the project’s regional tourism impact.
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Colorado State Treasurer Candidates Outline Views on State Finances
The Colorado Sun reviewed where state treasurer candidates Jeff Bridges and Kevin Grantham stand on investments, TABOR, PERA and unclaimed property.
Colorado News Roundup
Local and statewide stories that matter to Weld County, with concise summaries, a quick “What to know” takeaway, and links to the original reporting.