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A Colorado county clerk who made copies of voting system hard drives has turned over two copies to state officials under a judge's order.
The House Finance Committee advanced the Colorado Cashback plan on Thursday. Under the plan, individuals would receive $400 each, and couples would get $800.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow has returned from his trip to Poland where he met with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette reacted to the draft Supreme Court decision that will overturn Roe v. Wade on Wednesday.
Colorado is one of 16 states in the nation with laws protecting abortion rights.
They discussed the Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) Funds to help districts recover after the pandemic.
Colorado leaders are reacting to a reported leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that points to Roe v. Wade being overturned this summer.
The Governor's Behavioral Health Task Force is also pushing to address workforce shortages among mental health professionals, build a more effective safety net systems for people with behavioral health disorders, and shore up mental health care services to meet record demand.
A judge has ordered a county clerk who copied his voting system's hard drives to turn over his copies to Colorado's secretary of state by the end of the day Wednesday.
The state House has passed a bill that makes prescription drugs and health care more affordable and dependable.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow visited Ukraine over the weekend as part of a Congressional delegation with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Two years later, the effects of the pandemic are still hitting some Colorado communities hard, including the nonprofits that support them.
A bill which allows Coloradans in wheelchairs the ability to repair their own devices is on its way to Gov. Jared Polis' desk.
While Coloradans may like to think of themselves as environmentalists, only 15% of us recycle compared to 32% nationwide.
Fertility treatments have made it possible for thousands of couples to have a family but some lawmakers say a lack of transparency in the industry has also made it prime for fraud.
