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‘Collusive newspaper’ claim vs. ‘real threat’ of hedge-fund journalism in Colorado

There's a lot to say about newspaper ownership in Colorado these days and what it means for readers. Big changes have rumbled the landscape...

Willfully violating Colorado’s Open Record Act will no longer be a...

It’s been on the books since the state legislature adopted the Colorado Open Records Act nearly a half-century ago: Anyone who “willfully and knowingly” violates the...

Colorado #OpenGov group to Aurora theater shooter: Tell us how much...

Nearly two years after a jury convicted James Holmes of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 others at an Aurora movie theater, Colorado taxpayers...

To cut costs The Denver Post will move its newsroom out...

The iconic, curved cruise-ship-looking white and green-tinted glass Denver Post headquarters in downtown Denver near the Capitol will move its newsroom and advertising departments to the...

New law in Colorado: You have to ‘cool-off’ before suing for...

Colorado Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper signed legislation Thursday that requires a “cooling-off period” when open-records disputes reach the point where litigation is being considered. With...

Unaffiliated? You can vote in Colorado’s 2018 party primaries. But should...

Next year, unaffiliated voters —the state’s largest voting bloc—for the first time will be able to help choose the Democratic or Republican nominee in...
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