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New Colorado law bans sales of cats, dogs in pet stores in bid to crack down on ‘puppy mills’
Following in the paw-steps of several other states, Gov. Jared Polis signed a new law Wednesday that will soon ban pet stores in Colorado from selling dogs or cats.
Bill requiring college pharmacies to stock abortion pills for students passes Colorado House
Colorado may soon require its colleges and universities to stock abortion pills in their campus pharmacies under legislation passed by the state House. It also passed an immigration-related bill.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis declares Monday ‘Denver Summit FC Day’ in honor of newest sports team
"All of us are so incredibly proud to wear this crest," captain Janine Sonis said. "I can't wait to bring that first championship to this city and see all of...
Lawmakers kill bill regulating residential lot sizes as Colorado legislature enters final weeks
Colorado lawmakers have killed legislation that would have limited local governments' ability to dictate residential lot sizes. The legislature is in its final weeks before the 2026 session concludes.
Justice Department joins Elon Musk company’s lawsuit against Colorado AI regulations
The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit by billionaire Elon Musk's xAI that challenges Colorado's dormant artificial intelligence regulations, just as lawmakers prepare to rewrite those rules.
Colorado bill puts focus on lawmakers’ safety — and public access to disclosures — in wake of Minnesota shootings
Colorado legislators are moving to tighten their own security with House Bill 1422, removing personal and financial records from websites.
Sheridan School District, union reach deal to end longest teachers strike in recent Colorado history
The union representing educators in the Sheridan School District announced Thursday night that it had reached an initial deal with administrators to end what has become the longest teachers strike...
Companies are using personal data to set differing prices for consumers. Should Colorado crack down?
"The effect of surveillance pricing makes that price-setting process much more efficient to exploit customers’ personal data, to predict how much an individual consumer is willing to pay."
Colorado House ethics committee investigates allegation that lawmaker mismanaged Democratic fund
The allegations of misusing the caucus fund are against Rep. Mandy Lindsay. The caucus account pays for retreats and other caucus events, and it's funded by dues from Democratic lawmakers.
Sheridan School District’s future in question as Colorado’s longest teachers strike in decades enters 3rd week
The walkout has drawn the attention of Gov. Jared Polis and at least one state legislator, who is drafting a bill that would merge the Sheridan School District with Denver...