New Bills In Colorado Aim To Reign In Powerful HOAs
On Wednesday Republicans and Democrats at the state Capitol joined forces to announce a package of bills that they say will protect consumers from their HOAs.
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On Wednesday Republicans and Democrats at the state Capitol joined forces to announce a package of bills that they say will protect consumers from their HOAs.
A former A Spanish teacher at North Ridge High School in Greeley who gave birth to a child as a result of a relationship with a student will do jail time.
A Denver-area pizza delivery driver whose killing may be linked to the slaying of the state's prisons chief is being remembered by loved ones as selfless and compassionate, with a love of music and snowboarding.
The improving economy is giving Colorado lawmakers the power to restore budget cuts from recent years, and the Democrat-led Senate gave an initial OK to next year's spending plan on Wednesday.
A Colorado man has died after the horse he was riding slipped on a trail in Havasu Canyon.
A person has been killed in a hit-and-run in Denver late Wednesday afternoon.
A Colorado proposal to hike oil and gas drilling fines for the first time in more than 50 years has advanced in the state Legislature.
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Marijuana advertising is no longer an underground operation in Colorado but the latest trend is angering some parents- texts sent to children's cell phones.
A man has been charged with leaving a threatening message for a state senator.
Forget about the beach or hanging out by the pool this spring break, one Denver teen is spending it in a box on the median of the 16th Street Mall.
The death penalty is staying in Colorado at least for another year. That's after a state House committee shelved the lone remaining bill that could lead to repealing the punishment.
Construction cranes loom over the terminal at Denver International Airport during hotel construction and the south terminal redevelopment.
It's not a surprise that Denver Water officially approved mandatory watering restrictions during its meeting on Wednesday. The water board had been hinting at the move for a few weeks.
The improving economy is giving Colorado lawmakers the power to restore budget cuts from recent years. But don't expect both parties to widely agree on next year's spending plan as the Senate debates the budget.
