Members of the appointed board that oversees the broadcasting of Colorado House and Senate floor proceedings say it’s time ...

The state’s highest court announced it will examine the “public interest” parameters of a 2019 statute designed to protect ...

The majority of states, including Colorado, are failing to provide accessible, transparent school performance data on student learning loss since COVID-19 shutdowns, a new study finds.

The Environmental Protection Agency is letting Colorado air pollution officials off the hook for making records available to members of the public who might want to help police corporate rule breaking ...

Many in the community have spent years telling the city and police they want transparency and a voice in what's happening around Aurora. Seeing Chamberlain, a former Los Angeles Police Department ...

A group of journalists from the Capitol Press Corps sharply criticized the Colorado Press Association's decision to honor legislative leaders as "defenders of the free press," noting their role as ...

A 2021 law intended to improve accessibility to government documents for individuals with hearing and vision impairments has had unintended consequences — it prompted some agencies to completely ...

In my almost 40 years of being a journalist, the nationally televised fabrication that Venezuelan gangsters run amok in Aurora is among the most despicable and dangerous stunts I’ve ever seen.

What will be missing from the report is any semblance of impartiality and, instead, will expose the commissions’ desire to protect the secrets judges keep as opposed to providing balanced and accurate ...

The Colorado Court of Appeals has stayed a judge’s order to disclose blurred body-worn camera footage of Lakewood police ...

An updated memo from the Office of Legislative Legal Services suggests that members of the Colorado General Assembly take a conservative, “risk-management” approach to managing their social media ...

Weiser, a Democrat, issued a public advisory with information to help voters distinguish content made with AI from real content and to educate Coloradans on the requirements of the new law.