A new report finds Native American voters in Colorado face significantly higher rates of rejected voter registrations and ballots, particularly in counties with large tribal populations.
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright orders Colorado's Craig coal plant to stay operational for 90 days, invoking a 1935 federal law to prevent grid emergencies despite state plans to retire the unit.
A citizens group launches petition drives to force Weld County voters to decide whether a large data center near Windsor should be built and to require voter approval for all future data centers.
A Flood Watch covers Cheyenne Wells through Thursday as a slow-moving storm brings 1 to 3 inches of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds through midweek.
The Supreme Court gives Trump more time to keep deporting immigrants to countries where they have no connections, a new poll shows struggling Kentucky voters losing enthusiasm for the GOP, Wisconsin workers take their trade fight to G20 meeting in Milwaukee.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith defends his work investigating President Donald Trump, tech companies agree to self-regulate their work on artificial intelligence, and new polls show economic concerns are high among rural voters.