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Bipartisan bill to streamline health care access passes committee

Bill to add requirements for coroner candidates clears committee

A bill that would add requirements for candidates running for county coroner in larger counties passed its first committee hearing Tuesday.

Tax breaks for Colorado paychecks killed by Democrat state lawmakers

Hopes were dashed early for income tax relief for Colorado workers this year as Democrats ganged up on the bill that would have reduced the rate from 4.4% to 4% and killed it without mercy. The measure died in committee this week on a near party line vote of six Democrats voting no tax break, and o

Colorado lawmakers revive renter and eviction protections while adapting to political realities

After setbacks for renter protection legislation last year, Democrats in the Colorado legislature have introduced a revamped "for-cause" eviction bill and a half-dozen other proposals that seek to preserve affordable housing and keep renters in place.

As schools struggle, will Colorado's 2024 legislative session bring solutions?

Colorado’s education system continues to face mounting challenges with educator and staff shortages, inadequate funding, and an escalation of behavioral health challenges for educators and students — issues that are only exacerbated by broader concerns...

As schools struggle, will Colorado's 2024 legislative session bring solutions?

As schools struggle, will Colorado's 2024 legislative session bring solutions?

Colorado’s education system continues to face mounting challenges with educator and staff shortages, inadequate funding, and an escalation of behavioral health challenges for educators and students — issues that are only exacerbated by broader concerns...

In State of the State, Gov. Polis calls for a Colorado with lower taxes, denser housing, and more trains

In State of the State, Gov. Polis calls for a Colorado with lower taxes, denser housing and more trains

The governor also reiterated calls for more civility at the state capitol.

Colorado senators focus on mental health, illegal firearms activities, tax incentives in first bills