open records
Douglas County, Lone Tree begin recording more public meetings after being pressed by Colorado Community Media
Douglas County commissioners began recording work sessions, and the City of Lone Tree now records its regular meetings
Colorado Supreme Court won’t hear newspaper’s open records lawsuit challenging CU
The Daily Camera sued in 2019, seeking the names of six finalists interviewed by the Board of Regents to replace then-university President Bruce Benson
Colorado lawmaker may allow school districts, universities to name just one finalist for their top job
House Bill 1051 would repeal a portion of public records law that says if three or fewer applicants meet the minimum qualifications for a job, all of them should be considered finalists
A Colorado town removed its police chief and paid $50,000 to settle allegations against an officer. Then it hired a cop with past complaints.
Officials in the town of Springfield rebuffed multiple interview requests from The Colorado Sun made over several months, but a series of open records requests revealed a timeline of what unfolded
