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It isn’t always who spends the most that determines who prevailed in Colorados 2022 primary election, though most of those in the winning column also spent the most.

A comprehensive review of some of the main events north of the 104th, Boulder County, and the surrounding area all within the past month.

Coloradans who lose their homes in a wildfire could see their insurance claims paid out more speedily under a bill that Gov. Jared Polis signed into law last week. House Bill 22-1111 applies to ow...

State Sen. Pete Lee, D-Colorado Springs, will chair an interim committee of eight legislators appointed to study whether changes are merited to how the state investigates and disciplines judges.

Lawmakers hope a new state resource will help agricultural employers comply with labor laws and workers know their rights.

State Sen. Pete Lee, D-Colorado Springs, will chair an interim committee of eight legislators appointed to study whether changes are merited to how the state investigates and disciplines judges.

Coloradans who lose their homes in a wildfire could see their insurance claims paid out more speedily under a new state law.

The volume of legislation in the final days of the 2022 legislative session made for plenty of high tempers, late nights and frayed nerves.

After 120 days of session, some, inevitably, made gains, while others – not so much.

In every session, some lawmakers excel in pursuing legislation, while others struggle, and this year is no different.