- Colorado abortion advocates say Jared Polis changed course after initially suggesting a state Constitutional amendment.
- Over the past 120 days, lawmakers have argued over justice reform, housing, behavioral health and so much more -- we'll wrap up everything they did -- and didn't -- get done.
- 657 bills. 120 days. 6 big takeaways.
- The new bill will allow children conceived starting in 2025 to get medical information about their donors and potentially even find them.
- Democrats introduced the bill to prevent "insider” threats to future elections, but it was opposed by nearly all of the legislature's Republicans.
- The fate of scores of bills — including some of the session’s most significant — is in the balance as Republicans try to run out the clock on some Democratic policies.
- A look at how the legal landscape for and against abortion access has shifted in the years since Colorado became the first state to legalize abortion.
- Colorado ranks last in the nation, when it comes to mental health care available, compared to the number of people who need it. This year state lawmakers are hoping to make a big difference in the problem.
- As the session winds down, CPR's Bente Birkeland and Andy Kenney take stock of what's been passed, what's still left on the table, and what will be left on the cutting room floor.
- The proposal would mean $400 dollar checks for all Colorado taxpayers this fall. Republicans complain it’s an ‘election year game.’
- Rep. Matt Gray of Broomfield was arrested for driving under the influence last night in Broomfield.
- Lawmakers are debating whether to ban menthol cigarettes, flavored vapes and similar products. It's an issue that's pulled in tons of lobbying money and is causing some deep divisions between usual political allies.
- Updated 5:40 p.m. Colorado is set to add a new fee to gasoline purchases this summer, and the public will get a chance to weigh in on whether to delay the increase by six months during a hearing that’s expected to be held at the state Capitol later this week.
- And what do the choices made at the GOP state assembly say about the state of that party?
- Delegates at Saturday's GOP state assembly gave Peters overwhelming support, as several candidates in other races sought to align themselves with her.
- The story of how one county clerk came to believe in false claims about her own voting equipment, what it reveals about the many ways in which our election system is under pressure — from the outside, and the inside — and how policymakers are trying to fix it.
