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Spearman says Denver should resume work with immigration agents
Mayoral candidate Kwame Spearman acknowledged a lack of familiarity with the issue of the city’s immigration policies but wants Denver to start working with ICE. → Read More
Mayoral candidate falsely claims survey found unhoused people don’t want homes
In Thursday's debate, mayoral candidate Kwame Spearman claimed 52% of unhoused people prefer tents to other housing options. He read those numbers wrong. → Read More
Gun rights lobbyist testifies against CDC child-gun death statistics
A lobbyist for Rocky Mountain Gun Owners testifying for a gun rights bill said the child gun-death rate would be lower if the statistic left out Black males. → Read More
Denver mayoral candidate racks up seven false claims in one interview
Andy Rougeot is having no trouble raising mayoral run money. He loaned himself $500,000. But the only Republican in the race is having trouble with the truth. → Read More
Study: Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill creates inequities in climate funding
Headwaters Economics says small, rural, and underserved communities might have trouble accessing climate funding from the bill because of match requirements. → Read More
Questions swirl about Denver airport human trafficking claim
A passenger’s claim that a human trafficking ring tried to abduct her at Denver International Airport doesn’t square with how advocates say the crime works. → Read More
The scramble to find a Hebrew bible before Polis' second inauguration
There was about a half hour to find a Tanakh for Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, the state's first Jewish governor, before he was sworn in for a second time this week. → Read More
Colorado conservative activist warns of shift 'from ballots to bullets'
When reached by phone on Tuesday, Wyatt declined to say who specifically would be targeted by the political violence. → Read More
Small town newspaper wins court fight with politicians who didn't like critical coverage
This week, the county settled with the Wet Mountain Tribune, reinstating it as the paper-of-record for the next four years. → Read More
Boebert vows to continue anti-trans rhetoric after LGBTQ club shooting
Boebert made her comments on 850KOA Tuesday morning, two days after Sunday’s shooting killed five people and injured 17 others at Club Q in Colorado Springs. → Read More
Denver Rescue Mission reverses course on plan to ban LGBTQ+ employees
After the policy became public, the City of Denver pointed out that such discrimination is in direct violation of the Mission's $8.7 million contract. → Read More
Mike Johnston joins crowded race for Denver mayor
Former State Sen. Mike Johnston is the 17th declared candidate in the 2023 race, joining a diverse slate that includes several prominent women. → Read More
O’Dea claims Google censorship, refuses to provide evidence
O’Dea’s claim that Google, one of the world’s most powerful tech companies, was censoring him echoes a frequent conservative talking point about bias from Big Tech. → Read More
Ganahl claims Facebook censorship, Facebook offers tech support for campaign
Heidi Ganahl claimed the platform is blocking political ads her campaign attempted to run. → Read More
Community leader Lisa Calderón joins race for Denver mayor
Calderón, a longtime community leader and vocal critic of outgoing Mayor Michael Hancock, is joining the race to replace him. → Read More
GOP Senate candidate Joe O’Dea calls for “balance” on women’s rights
O'Dea sat down with 9News for the first time since announcing his campaign nearly a year ago. → Read More
Herod enters Denver mayor’s race as potential frontrunner
Leslie Herod discussed her decision to join the race with Next’s Kyle Clark ahead of a public announcement Thursday. → Read More
Griswold misleadingly claims that Republicans could soon end voting nationwide
Griswold was quoted in an interview with the Guardian newspaper as saying, “The US could lose the right to vote within months” if Republicans are elected. → Read More
Members of Polis administration defend OEM chief after allegations of threatening behavior
An incident report said Mike Willis berated a female colleague so loudly that a warehouse camera caught other people looking in the direction of the noise. → Read More
Legal arm of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners is challenging Colorado gun magazine law
RMGO previously sued over this law on a state level but the Colorado Supreme Court ruled against them. → Read More