Lawmakers look to overhaul grid amid demands and concerns
As Coloradans take advantage of financial incentives to go green, the state's power grid is straining under the increased demand for electricity.
Coloradoans to receive $67 million in TABOR refunds after accounting error
State lawmakers are trying to figure out how to close a $67 million shortfall in the state budget, even as the governor passes a new budget. The shortfall stemmed from a mistake by the Health Insurance Affordability Enterprise.
Neguse honors and thanks Colorado Vietnam veterans
Rep. Joe Neguse, a Democrat who represents Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, is giving Vietnam veterans the welcome home they didn't receive when they returned from war 50 years ago.
State commission calls for big rewrite of Colorado's property tax relief bill
Just days after a massive property tax relief bill was unveiled at the state capitol, the fate of some of its key provisions is in question.
Morgan County homeowners pay upwards of $200 a month for water they can't drink
Certified lab results show the water system's black sludge is filled with radioactive lead and uranium.
Lawmakers light up state agencies opposed to paying for weight loss drugs
A bill that would require state-regulated insurers and Medicaid to cover weight loss drugs for people who are obese or prediabetic cleared a major hurdle at the Colorado State Capitol.
Property tax relief bill drops in the final days of the legislative session
The bill comes after four months of hearings by a bipartisan Commission on Property Tax, which was created by the legislature and charged with crafting long-term relief for homeowners while protecting services for local governments.
State Senate pays tribute to "living legend" Dr. Reginald Washington
The Colorado Senate took time Monday to honor a "living legend" in Colorado: Dr. Reginald Washington.
What do GOP's subpoenas mean for the party, Boebert and Lynch's race?
Political analysts discuss what this means for the upcoming Congressional primary election between State Rep. Mike Lynch and U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, the other candidates in the race and the party, more broadly.
Resolution lifting statute of limitations for child sex assault survivors fails
Colorado voters will not get the chance to weigh in on whether the statute of limitations should be lifted for child sex assault civil cases. A constitutional amendment referring the question to voters failed in the state senate after every Republican voted against it.
Sex assault survivor urges CO Senate Republicans to pass amendment
A constitutional amendment -- pushed by survivors of child sexual assault -- hangs in the balance at the State Capitol as Colorado Republicans line up against it.
Bill requiring insurers to cover weight loss drugs clears first hurdle
Weight loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have been hailed as miracle drugs for people struggling with obesity, and under a bill at the state Capitol, insurers would be required to cover them.
Case for impeachment of Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold fails
Republicans claimed Jena Griswold denied former President Donald Trump due process when she used her position to try to disqualify him from Colorado's primary ballot.
Lawmakers step in after many with disabilities denied testing accommodations
The Americans with Disabilities Act is supposed to ensure people with disabilities can fairly compete for jobs, in part by requiring testing accommodations on professional exams, including extra time, large print or distraction-free rooms.
Bill targeting repeat violent offenders fails at Colorado Capitol
The bill would have required judges to set monetary bonds for defendants charged with violent crimes if they've been convicted of another violent crime.