Colorado legislators say area metro districts need more accountability, transparency
The assessment also identified regularly occurring issues with unfilled metro-district board director seats or lack of transparency and records available to district residents and taxpayers ...
Pause on court livestreaming leaves public access in limbo, raising transparency concerns
A window into Colorado’s judicial system has largely gone dark, leaving residents with fewer ways to monitor court proceedings and uncertainty over whether that access will return ...
Aurora City Council meetings will moving to online-only allowing for accessibility upgrades
Starting in December, city council meetings will be held exclusively online to accommodate construction in the chambers that will improve accessibility ...
Colorado judge orders Jena Griswold’s attorneys to continue negotiating for missing leadership report
The court ordered Griswold's team to negotiate in good faith with Sage River Consulting, which is no longer operating, to obtain documents they say they've deleted but might be able to revive at a cost ...
Poudre school closure plan faces legal challenge
The parents of a student at Beattie Elementary School have filed a civil complaint against Poudre School District’s Board of Education for what they claim are violations of the state’s open meetings laws ...
Boulder parents take school closure fight to Colorado Supreme Court, court swiftly denies petition
Rosenthal said she and the other parents petitioned the Colorado Supreme Court because the denial hinges on a fundamental question of the state’s open meetings law ...
Opinion: Aurora has a troubling relationship with democracy
Something is fundamentally wrong with a government spending more energy controlling the voices of its residents than addressing the injustices they speak about. Yet this has become an increasingly disturbing pattern in Aurora, where public participation appears welcome only when it doesn’t challenge the comfort or authority of those holding power ...
Denver to face trial over arrest of man recording officers, judge says
A jury will decide whether Denver has widespread practices or policies that led officers to unconstitutionally arrest a man for recording and speaking to them, a federal judge ruled ...
Request for report regarding Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold headed back to court
Three months after a Denver District Court judge ordered Secretary of State Jena Griswold's Office to ask a consulting agency if it has a missing $25,000 report, the consultant has released a set of demands ...
Boulder police deny records request regarding hazing incident, citing active investigation
The Boulder Police Department has denied a request for a police report from a fall 2025 hazing incident where emails showed more than half of the fraternity members were suspended, citing an ongoing investigation ...