Tracking what's destroying Colorado
A curated collection of bills, news, and resources about Colorado politics and policy
A curated collection of bills, news, and resources about Colorado politics and policy
Destroying Colorado is dedicated to tracking and documenting legislation, news, and policy decisions that impact the lives of Colorado residents. In an era of information overload, we curate and contextualize the most important developments affecting our state.
Our goal is to make complex policy issues accessible to everyday Coloradans. Whether it's a new bill in the state legislature, a regulatory change, or a news story that affects your community, we strive to present clear, factual information that empowers you to stay informed and engaged.
We believe informed citizens are the foundation of a functioning democracy. Our platform exists to bridge the gap between policy decisions and the people they affect.
Our coverage spans the full spectrum of issues affecting Colorado:
We are committed to accuracy, fairness, and transparency in everything we publish. Our editorial standards include:
While we have a point of view reflected in our name, we strive to present factual information that readers can verify through the original sources we provide.
Destroying Colorado is run by concerned Colorado residents who believe in the power of accessible information. We're a small, independent operation focused on curating and contextualizing news that matters to our state.
Our contributors include policy researchers, journalists, and engaged citizens who volunteer their time to help fellow Coloradans stay informed. We are not affiliated with any political party, campaign, or special interest group.
We welcome submissions from the community. If you've found a news story, legislation, or policy document that you think fellow Coloradans should know about, we want to hear from you.
What makes a good submission:
All submissions are reviewed before publication. We may edit submissions for clarity or add additional context.
Submit an ArticleWhat is Destroying Colorado?
Destroying Colorado is a curated platform that tracks and documents legislation, news, and policy decisions affecting Colorado residents. We aggregate content from official government sources, reputable news outlets, and policy research to make complex issues accessible to everyday Coloradans.
How are articles selected?
All content is reviewed by our editorial team before publication. We prioritize articles that directly affect Colorado residents, link to verifiable primary sources, and cover timely state or local issues. Community submissions are also welcome and go through the same review process.
How often is new content added?
New content is added multiple times daily as Colorado policy developments occur. During legislative sessions, updates are especially frequent as new bills are introduced and debated. Our RSS feed provides real-time updates.
Can I submit content?
Yes! We welcome community submissions. If you've found a news story, legislation, or policy document that fellow Coloradans should know about, you can submit it through the submission form on our homepage. All submissions are reviewed before publication.
What topics does the site cover?
We cover the full spectrum of Colorado policy issues including immigration, housing, education, taxes, environment, healthcare, crime and public safety, economy, politics, and transportation. Each topic has a dedicated tag page for easy browsing.
Is Destroying Colorado affiliated with a political party?
No. Destroying Colorado is an independent operation not affiliated with any political party, campaign, or special interest group. While we have a point of view reflected in our name, we strive to present factual information linked to primary sources that readers can verify themselves.
Have a question, correction, or feedback? We'd love to hear from you.