Regional News

City of Longmont Staff presented Longmont City Council with a list of state legislative bills.

Ballots and equipment to be used in the county’s upcoming Presidential Primary Election passed a required Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT) held this week.

Since 1994, the Malpai Borderlands Group, a coalition of ranchers, has worked to steward approximately 800,000 acres of rangeland in southern Arizona and New Mexico.

It’s the 2020 election cycle in Colorado. On that vein here are important dates to note and after that some information on what’s new this year that you might want to be aware of.

Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would expand access to telemedicine through Colorado's community health centers, which provide care for 27% of the state's Medicaid clients.

The District Attorney’s Office will receive support to further efforts to improve the justice system

A new survey commissioned by the Union of Concerned Scientists suggests that automakers' support for the Trump administration's efforts to roll back pollution and gas mileage standards could cost them customers.

People of color make up more than 30% of Colorado's population, and civic leaders are working to ensure all residents are counted in the upcoming census - a once-a-decade survey that determines how the state is represented in Congress, and whether $13 billion in federal tax dollars a year will return to Colorado.

Children's advocates in Colorado are working to ensure that all children are counted in the upcoming 2020 Census, even children younger than five years old and not yet in school.

A recent court ruling about faraway American Samoa may have profound implications for a conflict that’s been going on for nearly 200 years: who gets to be an American citizen.