(Colorado Newsline) A judge has ordered Denver Public Schools to hand over a recording of a meeting the district’s board of education conducted behind closed doors in March.

The ruling came as part of a lawsuit in which Colorado Newsline and five other Colorado news outlets sued the board for release of the recording, arguing the board violated Colorado open meetings law when it conducted a so-called executive session March 23.

The price of housing in the Rocky Mountain West in 2022 significantly contributed to inflation higher than the national rate.

Photo of the week from the June 23, 2023, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Ripening wheat in Kiowa County - Chris Sorensen

For the first time since mid-2019, Colorado is largely drought-free.

It’s become fashionable to think of artificial intelligence as an inherently dehumanizing technology.

The Federal Aviation Administration is providing six grants worth $10.9 million.

Montana has dispatched emergency crews to help fight raging wildfires north of its border.

(The Center Square) – As Texas continued to lead the U.S. in job growth last month, the Texas upstream oil and natural gas industry added 6,900 jobs in May, the highest job growth reported in a single month in the 33 years the Texas Workforce Commission has reported the data.

Hunter Biden is not the first child of a president to be charged with a crime.

Oregon makes it easy to register to vote, and a bill in Salem is looking to make it even easier.