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A colorful and occasionally irreverant day-by-day blog of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's Denver defamation trial, from opening statements to verdict day.
As a state, Colorado's entire personality revolves are public access to the outdoors. This is why Coloradans should care what happens to it.
While there will never be a way to fully correct the errors of the past when it comes to Colorado's mistreatment of Indigenous people, we followed an effort to heal historic hurt.
When a fund meant to serve underrepresented communities alleges missing money and misconduct, the people who need it deserve to know where it's gone.
The House1000 project was Mayor Mike Johnston's top priority in his first year in office. To this day, the City of Denver can't account for all the money it's spent.
Tucked in among a flurry of EO's were cuts to the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS). What people don't realize that in small and rural areas, libraries provide more than just books. They offer essential services to communities.
Colorado tells an oil and gas operator: Pay up for years of environmental violations or get out of dodge.
School boards and board member politics have come under scrutiny across the nation, and Colorado is no exception.
In the chaotic early months of President Donald Trump's second administration, higher education institutions, including those in Colorado, came under fire. We covered what it meant for those affected.
A big picture look at Lindell's defamation trial verdict and breakdown of what it means.
Colorado's home to historic national monuments and acres of public lands. When these spaces are in jeopardy, the public deserves to know why and how.
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