Ethan Reynolds is a Colorado Springs reporter famed for his calm under pressure and talent for simplifying complex issues. Off duty, he’s usually sipping double espresso and sketching mountain vistas.
Colorado Springs
🎧 Listen to this article High-quality AI narration available Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! Colorado's thriving country music scene is buzzing with excitement as the Recording Academy announces significant changes to
Colorado Springs
Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! Colorado's thriving music scene is buzzing with discussion as the Recording Academy announces significant changes to the Grammy Awards format, including a new split between
National
As Hollywood star Brad Pitt's new racing film "F1" generates nationwide buzz, Colorado's motorsports community and film industry stakeholders see opportunities for growing the state's presence in both sectors. The film's release comes as local racing venues like Pikes Peak
RSS
A federal judge has struck down proposed election changes that would have significantly affected how Colorado's 64 counties process and count ballots, including controversial measures that would have penalized states for counting votes after Election Day. The ruling has particular significance for Colorado's election officials and
RSS
Colorado election officials are reaffirming the state's time-tested ballot counting procedures after a federal judge ruled that proposed national changes to restrict ballot counting deadlines likely exceeded presidential authority. The ruling has particular significance for Colorado's mail-in voting system, which has been praised as a national
RSS
🎧 Listen to this article High-quality AI narration available Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! Colorado election officials confirmed Friday that the state's signature mail voting system will continue operating as normal
RSS
Share this article Click the button below to copy the article link to your clipboard Copy Article Link ✅ Article link copied to clipboard! A federal judge's ruling has affirmed Colorado's existing election practices, striking down proposed changes that would have penalized states for counting legally cast
RSS
In response to concerning statements from a Florida sheriff threatening lethal force against protesters, Colorado law enforcement officials are reaffirming their commitment to protecting both public safety and constitutional rights to peaceful assembly. The controversial remarks from Brevard County's sheriff, who warned of using deadly force against protesters,
Denver
Colorado families enrolled in the state's Medicaid program face uncertainty as federal officials begin collecting sensitive personal data on immigrant enrollees across multiple states, including Colorado. The move comes as part of President Trump's expanded immigration enforcement efforts. Colorado, one of seven states offering Medicaid coverage
Denver
Colorado families and healthcare providers are bracing for potential impacts as the Trump administration launches an unprecedented data collection effort targeting state Medicaid programs that serve immigrant communities, including Colorado's recently launched coverage initiative. The development comes as federal officials have begun demanding sensitive personal information about Medicaid
Colorado Springs
Colorado election officials and county clerks can maintain their current voting systems after a federal judge halted a presidential executive order that would have required significant changes to how Coloradans register and cast their ballots. The ruling brings clarity for over 3.7 million active Colorado voters who participate in
Colorado Springs
Colorado election officials and voters are weighing the impact of a major federal court ruling that blocked sweeping changes to election procedures that would have affected how Coloradans cast their ballots in upcoming elections. The decision by U.S. District Court Judge Denise J. Casper halts an executive order that