State lawmaker drafts bill to increase accessory dwelling units
Under the bill, which State Rep. Judy Amabile says is still not finalized, any city with 1,000 or more residences would have to allow accessory dwelling units.
Veterans Day surprise leaves Marshall Fire survivor in tears
Nearly 60 years after he returned from fighting in Vietnam, Ed Sharp stood in the Windsor American Legion and with tears streaming down his face, recalled the men and women who didn't return.
Gov. Polis whacks glass case with bat, calls failure of Prop HH an emergency
Two days after voters rejected Proposition HH, Gov. Jared Polis called a special session of the state legislature.
Housing project for veterans gives hope
Located on 80 acres of prime real estate overlooking the Front Range, the Mountain Brook community in Longmont has all the amenities new home buyers expect and one amenity that developer Kevin Mulshine not only didn't expect, but didn't think was even possible.
Colorado Proposition HH defeated
Election Day is Tuesday and on the ballot – in addition to any local elections, depending on where you live – is Proposition HH, which deals with property taxes and TABOR. Read our explainer and see what supporters and critics are saying.
Denver spends millions on transportation for migrants to other cities
As thousands of migrants pour into Denver, the city is buying bus, train and plane tickets to send many of them elsewhere. The city says it's cheaper and more humane to help them get where they want.
Victim services organizations warn of drastic cuts without help
Hundreds of organizations that help victims of crime in Colorado are sounding an alarm.
Ken Buck testifies at trial aimed at keeping Trump off the ballot
Congressman Ken Buck told a Denver judge the Jan. 6 Committee did not have a full picture when it investigated whether former President Trump incited the attack on the Capitol.
Former U.S. attorney for Colorado joins the race for Denver DA
John Walsh says he's running for Denver District Attorney because his hometown is struggling.
Buck says we haven't heard the last of him
Rep. Ken Buck, a Republican who represents Colorado's 4th Congressional District, says he is leaving Congress because his party isn't focused on the business of solving big issues.
Health care exchange donating to left-leaning political interest groups
Connect for Health receives millions of dollars in taxpayer funding, both directly and indirectly. Now its CEO admits some of that money mistakenly went to left-leaning political interest groups, including ProgressNow.
3 fire districts in one of the highest wildfire risk areas may merge
Voters are being asked to consolidate Elk Creek, Inter-Canyon, and North Fork Fire Districts to create Conifer Fire. The new district would cover 400 square miles or about half of Jefferson County.
Testimony begins in lawsuit over keeping Trump off Colorado primary ballot
If petitioners prevail, the case could provide a playbook for other states to keep Trump off the ballot, and maybe keep him from getting enough delegates to secure the Republican nomination.
Colorado board leaning against price cap for "miracle" cystic fibrosis drug
The state's new Drug Affordability Review Board is closer to making a decision about whether to cap the price of a life-saving drug for cystic fibrosis.
Colorado may soon bar police and coroners from referencing "excited delirium" in lethal force cases
The now-debunked diagnosis has been widely used by police and paramedics to justify the use of force -- even lethal force -- in cases where they say suspects exhibit superhuman strength and extreme agitation.