Colorado may soon allow unlimited roommates, kind of
Occupancy limits restricting how many unrelated people can live together in some Colorado cities could soon change.
Relief for homeowners, seniors are some ideas for Colorado’s long-awaited property tax reforms
A bipartisan group has laid out its big ideas for resolving a years-long debate over how much money homeowners and others should pay on their property taxes in Colorado.
There’s a bipartisan plan to repay teachers for costly school supplies. Here’s why it could fail for a sixth time
State lawmakers have proposed more than a billion dollars in targeted tax credits this year, setting up a clash of priorities.
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigns for Biden in Denver
Pro-Palestinian protestors gathered outside the RiNo event, calling for an end of U.S. support for Israel.
Is Colorado’s medical aid in dying law too hard to use?
Each year, hundreds of Coloradans with terminal illnesses use medication to aid their deaths. But guardrails put in to prevent abuse can turn into major roadblocks for patients. Now lawmakers are considering some changes to the policy.
Gun purchases would be taxed an extra 11% under a proposal at the Colorado statehouse
The lawmaker behind the proposal says she’s interested in raising funds, not discouraging gun ownership.
Colorado has a “noncommitted delegate” option for Democrats. Activists now want to make it a referendum on Gaza
Colorado voters can choose “noncommitted” over Biden next Tuesday and advocates hope they’ll use it to send a pro-Palestine message.
A beloved Arvada garden center hired new immigrants with work permits. Then came the anti-immigrant blowback
Julie Echter, a third-generation member of the center’s founding family, hopes to inspire change far beyond her own company.
What do all the new immigrant arrivals mean for Colorado?
Denver is cutting its budget to keep up with the cost of sheltering the steady flow of arrivals from the southern border, and that’s leading to strain between cities, and questions about what role the state should play.
Leader of Colorado’s new Office of Gun Violence Prevention steps down
In 2022, Jonathan McMillan became the first director of Colorado’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention.
On Wednesday, he announced that he was leaving the role.
New bill could force Colorado cities to allow density near transit lines
Colorado could withhold millions from cities that don’t allow apartments near trains and bus lines.
‘I expected more’: Denver leaders disappointed by governor, other cities’ response to immigration crisis
Some in the city want to see the governor lead a more coordinated response to the situation.
There’s one day left to apply for $30 million of rental help this month. Here’s everything Coloradans need to know to apply
From where to apply to every single requirement applicants must meet.
Influential business group is now allied with Republicans in Colorado’s property tax war
Colorado Concern is working with a major conservative group on a sweeping new property tax proposal that could appear on the Nov.
The first month of session, down
The session started with a protest over the war in Gaza and the issue has continued to reverberate.
Democratic opposition sinks plan to pay $3,000 grants to people leaving prison
Sponsors of the anti-recidivism measure faced opposition from a key Democrat on the Senate Judiciary committee.