Colorado lawmakers settle on money for transportation — but not where it will come from
Colorado's Republican and Democratic lawmakers finally reached a deal on how much money to spend on transportation projects in the next budget year.
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Sports betting, vaccinations and immigration: 3 bills running out of time at Colorado Capitol
With less than a month left until the end of the legislative session, Colorado lawmakers still have some major bills they're trying to get across the finish line.
Colorado’s small business have reservations, but generally support paid family leave, poll finds
A poll of 300 small business owners across Colorado found a majority supported creating a paid family leave program, but they also were concerned about the state mandating participation.
Colorado Senate passes red flag gun bill without Democratic president’s vote
Despite the threat of legal challenges and recall elections, Colorado Senate Democrats passed a gun control bill Thursday afternoon 鈥� the first such new legislation in six years.
Colorado Senate strikes deal for extra $100 million for transportation
The Colorado Senate reached a deal during its budget debate Wednesday to spend $106 million more on roads and other transportation projects -- a deal that brought an end to...
Gov. Jared Polis unveils new Colorado logo with tree, “C” from state flag
The governor unveiled a new state logo Tuesday that was designed in-house. It's multicolored and incorporates the "C" from the state flag, an evergreen tree and, of course, mountains.
Colorado Senate supports red flag gun bill as partisan drama continues
Colorado's Democratic-controlled state Senate advanced a bill late Friday to let courts order the removal of guns from people deemed to be a risk to themselves or others.
Oil and gas generates $1 billion in state and local taxes for Colorado, report finds
Colorado's oil and gas industry and its employees pay almost $1 billion in taxes each year, according to a new study released Friday by the Colorado Oil and Gas Association.
Bill would ask Colorado voters to end TABOR refunds, send extra money to transportation and education
Colorado voters have rejected every statewide ballot question about raising taxes -- even for education and transportation -- in recent years, so a group of state lawmakers decided it was...
Full-day kindergarten mostly funded 鈥� for now 鈥� in win for Gov. Jared Polis
The Colorado legislature's powerful six-member Joint Budget Committee approved $185 million of Gov. Jared Polis' request to pay for statewide full-day kindergarten Tuesday afternoon. Polis had asked for $227 million.