Spokane-based reporter Eli Francovich’s newly released book, The Return of Wolves, explores the wolf-human divide and includes interviews with experts who can teach Coloradans what to expect when Canis lupus is reintroduced to the Centennial State.
You can buy wine at Colorado grocery stores now, but independent retailers bring a better bottle to the table.
And we’re not just talking about which candidates are primed for the June runoff or which ballot measures passed. Who came out ahead—or got left behind—during Tuesday’s municipal election in Denver?
It doesn’t have to be one of the candidates.
A breakdown of the crowded field of candidates and where they stand on the city’s top issues.
And the governor’s office is limiting press access to the 15 who made the cut. Below, what we know.
We chatted with the lifelong Coloradan about how her experience as a state legislator will help her in her new role, why the debt ceiling keeps her up at night, and what she loves about her home state.
We chatted with the newly elected representative about the dysfunction surrounding the vote for speaker of the House, the challenges of serving the Centennial State’s new 8th Congressional District, and her legislative priorities.
Find the outcomes of Colorado’s statewide races and ballot measures, U.S. congressional contests, and local ballot questions put before voters in the 2022 midterm election below.
Denverites can vote on seven local ballot issues that will affect life in the Mile High City, ranging from recycling requirements to eviction defense to sidewalk fees.
5280 sat down with both candidates in the tight race to discuss fentanyl, crime, reproductive rights, and other issues that the top law-enforcement official in the state will face.
Nearly five years into his tenure on the U.S. Supreme Court, Colorado’s Neil Gorsuch has established himself as a modern textualist in the mode of Antonin Scalia. He’s also become something of a conservative wild card. Will that unpredictability extend to gay rights?
During Griswold’s first term as Colorado’s chief election official, the office has become both more prominent and more controversial. Voters will now decide if they want to give her audacious approach another term.
Coloradans can vote on 11 different initiatives on issues ranging from tax cuts to housing to psychedelics.
With the Colorado general election almost upon us, we’ve rounded up a list of questions you might have about the judges, regents, and board of directors on this year’s ballot.
Proponents of Proposition 122 say legal access to psychedelic mushrooms can help solve a mental health crisis in Colorado. So why is there so much opposition coming from other psychedelic activists?
Your landing pad for all of 5280’s election coverage, including explainers, profiles, ought-to-know fun facts, and more.
Houston has touted its “housing first” approach to homelessness. Denver-area officials traveled to Texas to see how it works—and what might be replicable in the Mile High City.
Ganahl to challenge Polis for Governor; O’Dea will face Bennet for a U.S. Senate seat; Caraveo and Kirkmeyer to square off in the state’s new 8th congressional district; and other highlights from Tuesday’s election in the Centennial State.
The legislation gives courts more oversight and discretion over NGRI acquittees and creates a stronger system of accountability for the state mental health hospital.
