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Small moments, big news: The Indy’s best of 2018

Dear Readers, So much of the story of Colorado happens in smaller moments in people’s lives. As 2018 winds down, we look back over our...

Colorado students show gains in literacy on 2018 state tests, but...

More than half of all Colorado students in third through eighth grade continue to fall below state expectations in reading, writing, and math, according...

State of the City: As many are shunted to margins of...

Mayor Michael Hancock spoke optimistically of a Denver at a crossroads during his State of the City address Monday morning. One hundred years ago, he...

Littwin: So we survived 2017; got any plans for next year?

I’ve got a problem. As I sat down to write my annual New Year’s column, which is usually a wildly hilarious — OK, moderately...

Littwin: The governor’s race is so big that Democrats are sending...

Now that Jared Polis, the well-known political disrupter, has officially shaken up the Democratic race for governor, at least one thing is clear: No...

Democrat Cary Kennedy is running for governor of Colorado. Here’s what...

In April, Cary Kennedy became the third major candidate— and the first woman— to kick off a campaign for governor in the Democratic primary. The...

‘I’m a George Brauchler Republican,’ says first big GOP name to...

As a sprawling field of Republicans quietly lay the groundwork— and begin to file official paperwork— for a potential run for governor in 2018, George Brauchler...

An early look at the 2018 Republican race for Colorado governor

NOTE: This story, originally posted on Nov. 17, has been updated to reflect the changing field. In Colorado it’s never too early to start thinking about the...
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