Colorado board leaning against price cap for "miracle" cystic fibrosis drug
The state's new Drug Affordability Review Board is closer to making a decision about whether to cap the price of a life-saving drug for cystic fibrosis.
Colorado may soon bar police and coroners from referencing "excited delirium" in lethal force cases
The now-debunked diagnosis has been widely used by police and paramedics to justify the use of force -- even lethal force -- in cases where they say suspects exhibit superhuman strength and extreme agitation.
Why is ballot measure Prop HH under so much scrutiny?
As ballots arrive in the mail, a state board is raising questions that may give you pause when it comes to Proposition HH. The ballot measure deals with property taxes and future tax returns among many other things.
Why it's costing some JeffCo residents to get property tax refunds
Property owners in Colorado's Jefferson County will receive nearly $40 million in tax refunds this week. While the county could have just refunded the TABOR surplus by lowering property taxes, it mailed checks -- at a cost of $250,000.
Buck doesn't want an election denier as House speaker
Colorado Congressman Ken Buck is among the Republicans still holding out on voting for Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan as speaker of the House.
Insurance coverage for rent running out for Marshall Fire survivors
Nearly two years after the Marshall Fire, most fire victims are still out of their homes and, in two and a half months, they will be out of insurance to cover rent.
Fate of a life-saving drug in Colorado is in hands of state board
Hundreds of Coloradans fear they'll have to move out of state to access a lifesaving medication, and they say the state board that controls their fate won't even listen to their pleas for help.
Video of Colorado state representative at pro-Palestine rally goes viral
A state lawmaker is drawing rebukes from people across the world after he refused to condemn the violent attacks by Hamas militants in Israel.
Louisville water treatment workers pay it forward in Maui
Louisville water treatment employees spent a week with their counterparts in Maui providing help, hope, and healing.
Businessman dumps human poop on steps of Denver's town hall
In what he calls an act of civil disobedience and protest of the city's homeless policies, Jon Caldara dumped human poop on the steps of Denver City and County Building.
Louisville voters cast ballots in recall led by Marshall Fire victims
In the aftermath of the Marshall Fire, the City of Louisville rushed to assure fire victims the community was "one" with them but almost two years later, some say their city councilmember has yet to get the memo.
Administrators of Universal Pre-School program on the hot seat
State lawmakers grilled administrators of Colorado's Universal Pre-School program at a hearing at the State capitol.
Former nursing home worker billed $22,735 for state-mandated COVID tests
A former employee of Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home received a bill from Discover Labs last month for $22,735.
Deadline looms for wildland firefighter pay as thousands threaten to quit
Thousands of federal wildland firefighters could walk off the job unless Congress prevents a 50% pay cut. Those impacted include some of the most skilled firefighters in the country, like the Alpine Hotshot Crew in Colorado.
Governor orders state to phase out "loud, smelly, noisy" yard tools
The executive order requires the state - and state contractors - to phase out all gas-powered lawn and garden tools over the next two years and replace them with electric equipment.