From an assault weapons ban to mandating liability insurance, Democrats push forward with gun bills
As the session hits its final days, statehouse Democrats are trying to get nearly a dozen gun bills across the finish line, but opposition is stiff.
Amid a housing shortage, a proposed measure would give millions in tax incentives to turn empty office spaces into homes
This would hopefully help jumpstart projects that convert commercial space to residential, a process developers say is plagued with high costs and delays.
Does anybody care about COVID-19 anymore?
As the state prepares to stop reporting hospital admissions due to COVID, a state official wonders what’s next for the disease — and what lessons we have learned.
Jury foreperson in Christian Glass murder trial says there was one holdout on second-degree murder conviction
Juror says nearly everyone agreed that the former sheriff's deputy was guilty on all counts within a hour of getting the case. Except for one person.
Here’s your 20% discount code to see guitarist MILOŠ with Les Violons du Roy
Guitarist Miloš Karadaglić became a worldwide sensation in 2011 with his debut release, “Mediterráneo.”
Los Angeles Lakers avoid NBA playoff elimination with a 119-108 win over Denver Nuggets
The two basketball teams will play Game 5 of the first-round series playoffs on Monday.
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Climate change has ants on the march in Colorado
Gregory Canyon near Boulder has been relatively insulated from urbanization, which makes it an ideal lab for new research on how warming is affecting ants.
Takeaways from AP’s investigation into fatal police encounters involving injections of sedatives
An investigation led by The Associated Press has found that the practice of giving sedatives to people detained by police has spread quietly across the nation over the last 15 years, built on questionable science and backed by police-aligned experts.
Dozens of deaths reveal risks of injecting sedatives into people restrained by police
An investigation led by The Associated Press has found that the practice of giving sedatives to people detained by police has spread quietly across the nation over the last 15 years, built on questionable science and backed by police-aligned experts.
‘We would lay our arms down:’ Is this the end of the property tax wars, or just another battle?
A top Democrat has unveiled a grand plan for property taxes, but it may not offer enough to keep other proposals off the ballot.
Lawmakers scale back legislation to limit local control over renewable energy projects
A group representing counties still opposes the legislation and worries it lays the groundwork for a state takeover of the process to consider new wind, solar and transmission projects.
Former deputy found guilty of reckless endangerment in Christian Glass’s death, but no verdict on murder charge
Even before the verdict, the fallout from the shooting was wide-reaching. Multiple officers lost their jobs, some have pleaded guilty to failing to intervene, and have surrendered their right to work in law enforcement in Colorado.
Aurora paramedic involved in the ketamine injection of Elijah McClain sentenced to 14 months work release and 4 years of probation
An Adams County jury convicted Cooper of criminally negligent homicide in 2023. His supervisor, Peter Cichuniec, was also convicted of criminally negligent homicide and second-degree assault because he authorized the ketamine.
To spread word of free tuition and boost low-income enrollment, a college goes on a Western Slope high school tour
In Colorado, fewer than half of high school graduates go on to college, which is well below the national average.
Colorado’s craft beer boom may be winding down as tastes shift and costs rise
Has the bubble popped, or is there still hope for a foamy head?
‘Nobody is going to tell you it’s your turn.’ A roundtable discussion with women lawmakers on the political landscape and leadership in Colorado
“From our studies, we found men primarily run for office to be somebody, and women run for office to do something.”
Uvalde Mariachi Band and Boulder Concert Chorale collaborate to spread healing through music
Los Coyotes, Uvalde High School’s award winning band, has been a point of pride for a community hit hard by tragedy.