- Our analysis reveals cases where the law may have prevented murders and mass shootings. But it also shows striking differences in how different police agencies and courts are defining “extreme risk.”
- But the proposal could face opposition from Gov. Jared Polis.
- State lawmakers have returned to session in Denver. We cover a bit of DC-style drama on opening day, and hear from congressional reporter Caitlyn Kim how the actual DC drama went down with the many, many Speaker votes.
- If the bill is introduced, it would be the first time Colorado lawmakers have formally considered such a ban — raising an issue that is sure to inflame the legislature and even potentially divide some Democrats.
- It was the first time, under a new state law, that the tribal leaders were invited to address state lawmakers.
- A Democratic bill would cap the out-of-pocket cost for the life-saving drug, which halts dangerous allergic reactions, at $60.
- The Governor started his second and final term with a call for unity to meet Colorado’s challenges.
- Tracey Bernett, a Boulder lawmaker accused of falsifying her address, announced her resignation on the eve of session.
- When the General Assembly convened on Monday, nearly a third of its members were in new jobs.
- Fort Lewis College has set up an emergency housing program to help students through difficult patches.
- Coloradans will see a myriad of changes to their paychecks, shopping habits and more in the new year.
- Employers are required to start collecting premiums for the new Family & Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program on Jan. 1.
- There is no indication anyone sought a "red flag" restraining order after the earlier signs of violence in 2021.
- Photos show water pooling in the basement rooms that hold historic records of state government.
- The measure would be funded by a new fee on real estate sales.
- The error was corrected after CPR News told the sheriff’s office.
