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Colorado's legislative session just ended, but not before lawmakers passed some major changes for the towing business.
Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic leaders point to investments in affordable housing, a temporary cut in property taxes, and a money-saving change in how some businesses file taxes as examples of how they're helping people save money.
A handful of curious voters mingled on a suburban Denver brewpub's patio one recent evening as Pam Anderson told them she could restore professionalism to the office of Colorado secretary of state.
Colorado's Legislature capped its session by passing a bill designed to confront the fentanyl crisis by giving prosecutors more room to pursue felony convictions while providing substantial support and treatment services.
A bill restricting the sale of consumer products containing PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals," has passed both the Colorado house and senate, and is on its way to the governor's desk to become law.
Gov. Jared Polis and fellow Democrats had pledged at the start of the four-month session to tackle rising crime and soaring inflation — key issues highlighted by minority Republicans heading into this year's midterm elections.
A bill aimed at increasing school bus safety has died in the final hours of the legislative session.
Colorado voters will decide the fate of a plan to make free meals at school available to every student.
Both Colorado lawmakers and taxpayers got some good news in the final hours of the legislative session.
A Mesa County court judge removed embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters as the "Designated Election Official" for that county.
Colorado taxpayers are one step closer to getting an early refund.
This comes in the wake of the leaked draft opinion from the Supreme Court-- showing the court will likely overturn Roe v. Wade.
A bill aimed at making sure people can visit their loved ones in health care facilities may be in danger of dying with just three days left in the Colorado legislative session.
A sweeping fentanyl bill has passed the state Senate but it looks different than the version that passed the House.
As home values soar, so do property taxes and state lawmakers are rushing to pass a bill to reduce the property tax burden placed on Coloradans.
