Home - Complete Colorado

ORIGINAL COMPLETE COLORADO STORIES

Guest editorial: The case against Colorado’s Proposition 137

Taxpayers would be financing wealthy NGOs—including Prop 137’s main sponsor, The Nature Conservancy.

Medicaid overspending blowing a hole in Colorado’s budget

If legislators refuse to act decisively, Medicaid overspending will reach $443 million in FY 2026-27.

Christian health providers slap Colorado with free speech suit

The lawsuit marks the latest in a long line of cases in recent years challenging how Colorado treats Christians.

Colorado voters to decide life sentences for minor sex trafficking

Proposition 133 puts sexual trafficking of a minor at the top of the severity list -- a Class 1 felony.

Validity of signatures challenged for Colorado income tax hike

An Arapahoe County voter is asking a judge to yank a progressive income tax hike off the November ballot.

Lawsuit fishing expedition showcases Phil Weiser hypocrisy

Like any good hypocrite, Weiser saves his energy for railing about what others do, not for any reflection on his own choices.

LOAD MORE STORIES

HEADLINES FROM AROUND COLORADO

Updated: 09-21-2026 | 6:22 am

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: Beware the ‘bracket creep’ in progressive income tax

SOURCE: Littleton Independent

Littleton City Council adds Scheels to corporate welfare roll

SOURCE: KKTV 11

FEMA denies portions of Colorado wildfire disaster request

SOURCE: Colorado Accountability Project

Devil is in the details with Colorado’s Proposition 137

SOURCE: The Truth About Jena

Website tracks Jena Griswold’s incompetence, scandals

SOURCE: Independence Institute

Independence Institute releases 2026 ballot measure guide

SOURCE: Sky-Hi News

CPW lifts heat-related fishing closures on 3 Colorado rivers

SOURCE: Denver 7

Colorado Dems in a huff over beefed up USPS security

SOURCE: Ari Armstong

Ari Armstrong an across the board ‘no’ on ballot measures

SOURCE: Mile High Report

Broncos topple Jaguars 20-13, move to 1-1 for season

SOURCE: Buffs TV

WATCH: CU Buffs take a beating from Northwestern, 41-7

SOURCE: Purple Row

Rockies come from behind against Mariners at home, 5-3

SOURCE: Denver 7

Denver Summit beat Seattle 2-1, edge closer to playoffs

SOURCE: Big 12 Conference

WATCH: Colorado State embarrassed by BYU, 41-23

SOURCE: Westword

The infamous outlaws and criminals buried in Colorado

SOURCE: ABC News

Small Colorado water providers allegedly hit by foreign hackers

SOURCE: Western Slope Now

Montezuma County child murder case against mom falls apart

SOURCE: Wayne Laugesen

LAUGESEN: Demographic shift emptying Colorado classrooms

SOURCE: Denver 7

Inmate & defense lawyer charged in Arapahoe jail drug smuggling

SOURCE: Colorado Sun

Medicaid spending blows another hole in state budget

SOURCE: The Sum & Substance

Colorado air regulators set new methane rules for oil and gas

SOURCE: Rocky Mountain Voice

Denver committee virtue signals on ‘sex and gender’ data

SOURCE: Magellan Strategies

POLL: Coloradans don’t much trust AI, really hate data centers

SOURCE: Roll Call

House passes Rep. Gabe Evans data center energy use bill

SOURCE: KOAA 5

WATCH: Springs cops make arrests at data center meeting

SOURCE: KKTV 11

Springs council pauses Project Taurus data center decision

SOURCE: Mandy Connell Show

LISTEN: Mandy Connell & Matt Crane on mail in balloting

SOURCE: Free State Colorado

WATCH: Colorado senators at opposite ends of Proposition NN

SOURCE: Denver 7

Gas prices spike, diesel fuel hits new high in Colorado

SOURCE: Sentinel Colorado

Aurora unwinds criminal penalties to appease high court

SOURCE: assessandykerr.com

Andy Kerr can’t get enough of wielding government authority

SOURCE: KYGO

Denver’s tallest building is in deep financial trouble

SOURCE: Governor's Office

Governor Polis orders state agency action on pollinators

SOURCE: KJCT8

Primary election voting fraud charges brought in Mesa County

SOURCE: 9News

Mines guaranteeing admission for qualified high school grads

SOURCE: Independence Institute TV

WATCH: The state wants your lawn mowing money

SOURCE: Chalkbeat Colorado

Taxpayers subsidizing teacher down payments, closing costs

SOURCE: Robb Report

Roaring Fork Valley ‘live-work’ compound for only $8 million

SOURCE: Western Slope Now

Grand Junction council latest to panic over data centers

SOURCE: CBS Colorado

$150K reward offered in armed robbery of Denver mail carrier

SOURCE: Denver 7

Arapahoe Basin offering $80 lift tickets for ski area’s 80th year

SOURCE: 9News

Colorado men self-delete at much higher rate than women

LATEST VIDEOS

Ep. 199 - Dan Gates - Devil's Advocate

On Colorado's crowded ballot will be a right to hunt and fish. A right. Dan Gates is a lifelong Colorado sportsman who serves as the Executive Director of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. He tells us many states have this amendment.

Colorado Hunters Kill What They Love?

YouTube Video UEwyN1JnNDNac3N0QXZNazFrZmZpRUJNWFV0cXNHLTJhSC5BNEYxQjY2RTFEQ0ZEMjcw

Data centers may be controversial, but they have uncovered a glaring issue. When renewables aren't consistently delivering power, what can we turn to instead? PowerGab Host Amy Cooke discusses this topic with Isaac Orr from Always On Energy Research.

Show Notes:
- US Gas Buildout Explorer: https://ebbcoder.github.io/U.S.-Gas-Buildout-Explorer/
- https://energybadboys.substack.com/p/the-gray-new-deal
- https://x.com/TheFrackingGuy/status/2097506685250060575
-https://www.facebook.com/TheRightAOC/posts/pfbid034EUN2tyKeouVZ5sV5bafPbQkSbz13swdZqe9c8DjDU1RQYR7BKUBzJb3Vj23dmywl?notif_id=1788963332532540&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif

PowerGab Ep129 - Intermittent Power Problems

YouTube Video UEwyN1JnNDNac3N0Q1RlbGdMaEU5Z0gwUjVuV0pMM1l6OC5ENUI5OTFCQkYxNDUxQjQ3

Ep26: Colorado’s homeschool enrichment programs are facing a sudden deadline that could affect tens of thousands of students across the state.

After a major organization responsible for authorizing many of these programs was forced to dissolve, dozens of homeschool enrichment programs were thrown into uncertainty.

Programs that had already spent hundreds of hours applying for state approval were suddenly told their applications would no longer be reviewed, and many now have only days to find a new authorizer.

A process that would normally take months is being compressed into days, all while the school year is already beginning.

Erin Brantley and Ross Izard break down what happened, why Colorado’s September 5 deadline matters, and what it could mean for homeschool families across the state.

How many of these programs will be able to survive, and what happens to the students if they don’t?

Subscribe to Learning Curve for more conversations about education policy, school choice, and the issues affecting Colorado students and families.

Colorado Gave Homeschool Programs DAYS to Survive

YouTube Video UEwyN1JnNDNac3N0RHhUdnpnT2c4Q0pPMXVnYWZMY2ktZi4yQUE2Q0JEMTk4NTM3RTZC

SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR

LATEST PODCASTS