- "I just hope that the governor would be strategic and thoughtful about the decisions he would be making," said Sen. Rhonda Fields.
- The spread of the disease is raising the question, once again, of statewide paid leave.
- Colorado is at least the 12th state to enact emergency powers, including California, Washington, New York, and Utah.
- When is an election like a bad night of speed dating? When you’ve gone through five candidates and still aren’t so sure about the one you’re finally matched with. That was just one pithy observation our reporters brought back from covering Super Tuesday.
- Neither party expects to cancel their sprawling precinct caucus meetings in response to the appearance of presumptive positive cases coronavirus in Colorado.
- The sponsors say this new plan would cut premiums by 7 to 20 percent for some health insurance consumers in the state. Critics warn it could cause higher premiums and a destabilized market.
- “I signed on because of the urgent need to establish paid family and medical leave in Colorado," said state Sen. Dominick Moreno, who agreed to step in after other sponsors abandoned the bill.
- Polls close at 7 p.m. MST and you can expect results here.
- "That situation is an example is of why we’re looking into ranked choice voting and other alternative voting methods," said Secretary of State Jena Griswold.
- Democrats in the state legislature say they’re ready to step into two big areas where they don’t think Coloradans are being well served: with the cost of their health insurance, and their access to paid family leave.
- The bill in Colorado has been uncontroversial, a fact that would have been surprising just a year ago.
- A bill that would have limited the late fees that landlords can charge died on Wednesday as other Democrats joined Republicans to reject a renters’ rights bill.
- “Oh my God, what am I going to do?” Jenna Riley thought when her doctors told her that her newborn daughters might need to spend weeks in the NICU. “I better start. I better work ... I'm physically capable of doing something, even from my hospital bed.”
- A Democratic proposal to require companies provide paid family leave for their workers just lost two of its four main sponsors, a blow to one of the most hard-fought bills of this legislative session.
- With presidential candidates -- and the president himself -- flocking to Colorado, we take a look at the state of the race here, and its implication for Cory Gardner's hotly contested Senate seat.
- “We are going to win Colorado in a landslide. And you’re going to help us get Cory Gardner across that line, because he’s been with us 100 percent,” Trump told the crowd.
