- Gov. Jared Polis signed a ban on certain growth laws Wednesday.
- So far, the governor has vetoed ten bills this year.
- The “year of housing” ends with Democratic discord as governor rejects “right of first refusal” bill but signs other housing measures.
- Protest organizers asked for white women from across the country to converge on Denver.
- Lawmakers say a better understanding of hospitals' finances could lead to policies in the future to save patients money.
- Did changing the sponsorship of a bill help keep the rest of the session moving more smoothly?
- The Democratic sponsors of the bill said they were trying to close a “loophole.”
- The governor said the proposal would have fueled gambling addictions.
- Suburban moderates always opposed the bill. Then it lost key progressive votes.
- The conservative group behind the suit argues the ballot measure violates the state’s "single subject" rule.
- The Democratic proposal would have set out new procedures for how the governor’s office manages applications for sentence commutations.
- The law taking effect in July gives county employees the right to organize but doesn’t require counties to enter into contracts with them.
- The end of session brought dramatic developments, bruising disagreements and a few goofy moments.
- The governor’s top priority for the session died in the Senate, while in the House, Republicans walked out and Democrats argued.
- Republicans say the measure is a major attack on the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, cloaked in a property tax cut.
- The governor’s quest to allow denser housing in neighborhoods ended in defeat amid backlash from local governments.
