Associated Press, Author at Colorado Politics

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it won't release public comments on its interim cleanup plan for southwestern Colorado mines until it has reached a final decision on the plan.

Local officials say they stepped up partly because of a law that calls on school systems to educate any child, anywhere within their district.

Democrat Sharice Davids of Kansas added her name last week to her party's increasingly diverse slate of candidates advancing to the November ballot.

The Space Force would be the first new branch of the military since the creation of the Air Force in 1947.

Republicans condemned a poster by the rock band Pearl Jam that shows the White House in flames and a bald eagle pecking at a skeleton they say is meant to depict President Donald Trump.

U.S. government water managers say a vital reservoir on the Colorado River will be able to meet the demands of Mexico and Southwestern U.S. states for the next 13 months, but a looming shortage could trigger cutbacks in late 2019.

Voters in Boulder will be asked whether they want to allow the city to keep extra money raised by a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.

Democrats embraced diversity in a new night of firsts while Republicans rejected a face of the GOP's old guard on Tuesday as the turbulent 2018 primary season lurched toward its finale.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach slightly widened his lead Tuesday over Gov. Jeff Colyer in the tight Republican race for governor after the state's second largest county released its count of provisional ballots.