Initiative 234 may seem simple but the intent of this measure isn’t so plain. Colorado law already requires ballot measures be written in understandable language accessible to the “widest possible ...

For the last three years, the seven states have been negotiating a new set of rules for sharing a dwindling supply of water before current ones expire in December. But the public has had little view ...

After reading a new report on the state of Colorado journalism, and visiting with intrepid news people from all around the state at the Colorado Press Association annual conference last weekend, I’m ...

A complaint sent to the Colorado Springs Utilities Board, which is also Colorado Springs City Council, claims senior leaders at Colorado Springs Utilities withheld text messages responsive to a ...

The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition is fiscal sponsor for a new film about the First Amendment to be aired on PBS ...

Public comment should not be limited solely to the commissioners’ personal convenience, May said, adding meetings should be extended as long as necessary to allow members of the public to speak.

Invoices obtained through an open records request show a Denver-area regional government agency paid a dozen local influencers a combined more than $15,000 over two campaigns this year to promote a ...

The Douglas County Republican Party, which opposes the proposed expansion, has built a new section on its website that promises to doxx all of the residents who signed the petition to place this ...

The Denver Gazette: The Colorado Public Utilities Commission will take public comment at the start of every commissioner’s weekly meeting beginning Sept. 9 as part of its new transparency mandate, the ...

A Community College of Aurora student who accused the college of putting an “unconstitutional gag order” on his student-run publication was cleared of disciplinary charges against him.

Allen, who is also the Republican candidate for state Attorney General, said his was among the confidential voter names that was exposed by a mistake in Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s office.