Jared Polis
Silverman: Nothing is quite normal, even though we want the pandemic to end
Last week I saw empty movie theaters, shuttered stores and lonely Denver streets — let's trust science and vaccines and get back to live events
Nicolais: UCHealth’s transplant policy should make the unvaccinated re-evaluate
After UCHealth placed a transplant candidate on inactive status for failure to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, the balance between personal choice and accountability become clearer
A Colorado Springs wellness clinic is now barred from providing coronavirus vaccines
CDPHE barred Dr. Moma Health & Wellness Clinic leaders Friday from providing COVID-19 vaccines following a months-long investigation
Amendment 78: Colorado voters will decide if lawmakers should have more oversight of state spending
Supporters say the measure will increase transparency while opponents call it a partisan ploy to disrupt government
Zornio: Fact-checking Jared Polis on COVID, air quality and taxes
How the governor’s interview on Colorado Matters holds up to the facts. There has been intense debate.
Not enough kids are using Colorado’s school COVID testing program for it to work, governor says
Fewer than 5,000 kids — less than 1% of Colorado’s K-12 student population — are signed up for the state’s weekly testing program launched earlier this month
Littwin: As culture wars rage around us, Jared Polis gets married without so much as a stir
A divided country fights over abortion, masks, critical race theory and more, but the fight over gay marriage seems to be over, at least in Colorado
Nicolais: Marriage was the best decision Gov. Jared Polis has made yet
Gov. Jared Polis and Marlon Reis wed on Wednesday, a fairytale triumph of love over adversity
Bureau of Land Management headquarters will head from Colorado back to Washington, Biden administration says
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said that Grand Junction will be the agency's western headquarters and that its presence in the city will grow
Northwest Colorado wild horse roundup ends with 70% of the herd removed from Sand Wash Basin
About 100 fewer horses than expected were rounded up via helicopter after national outcry and a plea from Gov. Jared Polis
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, the nation’s first openly gay governor, marries his longtime partner Marlon Reis
The couple wed at a small, traditional Jewish ceremony that was held outdoors with family and friends present
Jared Polis blasts FDA delay on coronavirus vaccine booster approval: “They have blood on their hands”
Polis also urged federal regulators to quickly approve coronavirus vaccines for younger children
Zornio: Could Colorado be looking at a future without cows?
As climate change worsens and bioengineering takes off, Colorado's cattle industry faces an uncertain future
Republican Heidi Ganahl files to run for Colorado governor in 2022
The University of Colorado regent, who is the only Republican official who holds statewide office, was expected to formally announce her bid Tuesday
Colorado has fewer intensive care beds available now than at any other point in the pandemic
81% of people now hospitalized with COVID-19 in Colorado are unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated against the disease. About 85% of recent COVID deaths in Colorado are also among that group.
Carman: A mother’s grief turns to long-overdue action in justice for Elijah McClain
Everything started to change when the Black Lives Matter movement raised the profile of Elijah McClain’s case
Colorado wants more family doctors to be able to administer coronavirus vaccines
Gov. Jared Polis announced a new $60 million grant program that could enroll hundreds more primary care providers in the vaccination effort
Here’s the income-tax cut and refund payment Coloradans will get because the TABOR cap was exceeded
According to the state controller, the cap was exceeded in the 2020-21 fiscal year, which ended in June, by about $454 million
Colorado’s COVID rent-assistance program is now paying out five times more following changes
Local governments were faster at distributing federal dollars than the state. With the national eviction moratorium over, federal and state improvements have sped up rent payments.
