Not so fast! Hickenlooper is playing his perennial game of threatening the legislature with a special session. Again. Woof. Ken Salazar endorsed not-Joe-Salazar in the race for Attorney General, (ok, his name is really Phil Weiser, not not-Joe-Salazar, but still . . . ) Although Joe and Ken are not related, when asked during his announcement in

A bill to require an accounting of assets seized through the process of civil asset forfeiture is headed to the Governor. The practice has gained more and more attention over the last year. Our friend, Michael Fields, took a promotion with AFP and is moving over to the AFP Foundation. Congrats! As more and more attention is being

Last day of legislative session! One final surprise - a bill to try to create some equity for charter school funding finally broke loose of the legislative log-jam, much to the chagrin of the teacher's union types. The way that open primaries will be implemented is still the topic of serious discussion. The Boulder Valley Schools

It looks like the Denver Post will be moving its downtown operations to the large printing facility on 58th and Washington. A brief perusal of twitter shows mixed emotions - some are sad, some are angry, and others seem happy that steps are being taken to ensure the paper's sustainability sans layoffs. The legislature got crazy yesterday

The North Korean government has responded to Sen. Cory Gardner calling Kin Jong Un a "whack job." They say he's "a man mixed in with human dirt," amongst many other colorful things. When North Korea hates you, you're doing something right. Everyone who is running for governor (which is esentially everyone) wants to understand how open primaries -