Exclusive: DPS Safety Consultant Murphy Robinson on his charge
The man tapped to help draft a new safety plan for Denver Public Schools says one of the most important relationships a school district can have is with its police department.
It's crunch time at the Colorado State Capitol
There are five days left in the state legislative session and several big bills still hang in the balance, including the Democrats' property tax relief bill.
Gov. Polis and Democrats unveil property tax relief bill
Under the bill -- aimed at stabilizing property tax fluctuations for the next 10 years -- the governor says the tax on a home valued at $600,000 would drop from just over $1,000 to $400 next year.
Property tax relief bill expected early next week at state Capitol
The state legislature is in the final stretch. The general assembly adjourns May 8 and there are still hundreds of bills left on the calendar.
U.S. Ambassador to United Nations asks Coloradans to consider sponsoring refugees
The United States Ambassador to the United Nations is urging Coloradans to help with a new program announced this year.
Bill protecting kids from criminal charges passes committee
A tense, marathon debate unfolded at the state Capitol this week over a bill that would prevent any criminal charges against kids who are 12 years old and under, unless they are charged with killing someone.
Bills & ballot measures in the works to address massive property tax hike
County assessors are sounding an alarm about what is shaping to be the biggest tax increase in Colorado history.
Colorado could have lowest penalty in U.S. for driving big rigs without CDL
The bill comes almost a year after a truck driver -- who wasn't properly licensed -- crashed his semi on Interstate 25, killing five people, including a girl who would have turned 1 last month.
Bill to address indecent exposure to a child sentencing could be in jeopardy
The bill -- pushed by the Colorado District Attorneys' Council -- is aimed at fixing a disparity in current law that makes it a felony to expose oneself online to a child but a misdemeanor if it's done in person.
Denver mayoral candidates vow to make the city more diverse
The candidates for Denver mayor say they know the city has a lot of work to do when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Couple whose house was "infused" with pollutants wish it had burned down
Colorado's insurance commissioner says the state needs standards for remediating homes that are damaged, but not destroyed in wildfires.
Denver's two mayoral candidates go head-to-head in debate
One week after the Denver Municipal Election, the two mayoral candidates who made the runoff are off to the races.
Wildfires and hail storms cause insurers to raise premiums and drop customers in Colorado
A new study finds homeowners insurance is becoming less available and less affordable in Colorado.
DAs urge lawmakers to clarify the meaning of "serious bodily injury"
The Colorado District Attorneys' Council is pushing for a small change in a criminal justice statute that could make a big difference in prosecutors ability to hold violent offenders accountable.
Neguse gives Vietnam vets welcome home he says they should've received long ago
50 years ago, almost to the day, the last U.S. combat troops left South Vietnam, ending our involvement in the war.