- The change came at essentially the last possible step in the process.
- An emboldened Democratic supermajority is pushing forward sweeping legislative proposals, and a deeply disempowered GOP caucus is struggling to agree on a response
- As Republican lawmakers adapt to their ‘super-minority’ in the House, they’re grappling with a big question: is it better to negotiate when they can, or dig in on delays?
- The proposal would give the state new authority over how land is used and neighborhoods are developed in many cities.
- Murib promised a new focus on winning local offices, like sheriff and county commissioner.
- The hotline will provide callers “with information about filing for an order and about other relevant resources.”
- A similar measure failed last year but might have more steam this time around.
- That long debate — and the way it ended — could have repercussions for the rest of the legislative session.
- The “More Housing Now” proposal, revealed Wednesday, would be a significant shift in how Colorado’s cities and towns grow, and who has the ultimate power to shape that growth.
- Sky-high utility bills and record corporate profits have many Coloradans — and lawmakers — asking if it’s time to rethink Xcel’s business model.
- The “More Housing Now” proposal, revealed Wednesday, would be a significant shift in how Colorado’s cities and towns grow, and who has the ultimate power to shape that growth.
- Colorado is the first state to open wheelchair repair for users, and it's becoming a national movement.
- Tabor refunds for the current fiscal year could range from $480 to $1,500 for individuals.
- A key Democratic lawmaker isn’t convinced rent stabilization will help the housing market.
- Researchers have found mixed results from other places that regulate rents.
- The bill would expand the list of people who can initiate the red flag process and require the state to spend money on a public education campaign about the law.
