Colorado Newsline

Colorado Newsline is an independent and nonprofit online news outlet that operates without political bias. Established in July 2020, it aims to deliver honest and precise coverage on various topics, particularly politics and policy, that matter to the people of Colorado. Based in Denver, Colorado Newsline focuses on reporting from the Capitol while also addressing important issues such as the environment, health care, education, the economy, the justice system, and how state government operates. Their dedicated team works to ensure that readers across the state, from Lamar to Dinosaur and Durango to Sterling, receive trustworthy information. All content on Colorado Newsline is accessible for free.

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Judge blocks Colorado governor from ordering state official to provide information to ICE

2 days ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson

by Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline June 25, 2025 A Denver judge on Wednesday blocked the Colorado governor’s office from forcing a state employee to hand over records to federal immigration authorities on 35 sponsors of unaccompanied immigrant children in the state. The information was sought in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement subpoena from April. The preliminary injunction, handed down by Denver District Court Judge A.
Colorado legislative committees to be video streamed in pilot program

3 days ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson

by Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline June 24, 2025 The Colorado Legislature will test out a method to stream committee hearing videos during the interim between regular sessions this year. The Executive Committee of the Legislative Council, made up of party leaders in both chambers, voted to approve the pilot program last week. Committee audio is currently livestreamed on the Legislature’s website.
Denver judge hears testimony in challenge to Gov. Polis' ICE compliance policy

4 days ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson

by Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline June 23, 2025 Witness testimony began in Denver District Court on Monday in a whistleblower lawsuit over whether Gov. Jared Polis broke state law by ordering state employees to produce information for a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement subpoena.
Colorado lawmakers warned of billion-dollar budget crunch from GOP reconciliation bill

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson |Delilah Brumer

by Sara Wilson and Delilah Brumer, Colorado Newsline June 18, 2025 Colorado could face a budget crunch totaling in the billions of dollars if a sweeping budget bill proposed by President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress becomes law, analysts warned state lawmakers on Wednesday. The so-called budget reconciliation bill has passed the House and is now being considered in the Senate, which has offered its own version with slightly different policy points.
Colorado lawmakers stay vigilant, redact addresses after Minnesota assassination

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Delilah Brumer

by Delilah Brumer, Colorado Newsline June 18, 2025 More than 40 Colorado elected officials as of Tuesday have requested the redaction of their addresses and other personal information from the state’s online campaign finance database. The Colorado secretary of state suspended the website on Saturday, due to safety concerns in the aftermath of shootings targeting two Minnesota Democratic lawmakers.
Two-thirds of those in nonpartisan poll view GOP’s tax and spending cut bill unfavorably

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Jennifer Shutt

WASHINGTON — Republicans and backers of President Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again platform support the party’s “big, beautiful bill” as passed by the U.S. House, though Americans overall view the legislation unfavorably, according to a poll released Tuesday by the nonpartisan health research organization KFF.
U.S. senators call for security funding boost after Minnesota assassination

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Jennifer Shutt |Ariana Figueroa |Shauneen Miranda

WASHINGTON — U.S. senators emerged from a briefing with federal law enforcement officials Tuesday saying they’ll likely boost funding on safety and security for members and their families in an upcoming government funding bill. The hour-long briefing by U.S. Capitol Police and the Senate sergeant-at-arms followed the weekend assassination of a Minnesota state lawmaker and her husband as well as the attempted murder of a state senator and his wife.
Use of Signal message 'contradictory to Colorado law' led to Utah student's ICE arrest, sheriff says

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Chase Woodruff

by Chase Woodruff, Colorado Newsline June 17, 2025 The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office said Monday that it had shared information leading to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest of a Utah college student, which unintentionally violated of a state law prohibiting cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. Caroline Dias Goncalves was stopped by a Mesa County sheriff’s deputy on Interstate 70 near Fruita on June 5.
Museum programs in Colorado jeopardized as Trump tries to cut funding

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson

Museo de las Americas serves about 7,000 students across the Denver metro area every year through its hands-on, immersive cultural workshops. Those classes range from a lesson on indigenous foods in the Americas, a self-portrait project inspired by Frida Kahlo — the “queen of the selfie” — and a workshop about the Chicano social justice movement in Denver. It’s the type of instruction that teachers might not have the time, materials or expertise to give their students.
People across Colorado plan demonstrations against Trump administration in 'No Kings' protests

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Sara Wilson

Demonstrators were expected to gather at Lincoln Veterans Memorial Park near the Colorado Capitol on Saturday afternoon during one of over 40 protests planned across the state to coincide with a military parade in Washington, D.C., and President Donald Trump’s birthday.