State lawmakers consider mandating workplace schedules
Supporters call it the Fair Workweek Bill. Opponents call it the most restrictive workplace scheduling bill in the country.
Bill that would allow psychologists to write prescriptions advances
Psychologists could soon be able to write prescriptions for anti-depressant, anti-anxiety, and anti-psychotic medications in Colorado.
State lawmakers debate if cities should be allowed to limit rent increases
Nearly 200 people braved the cold on Wednesday to participate in a heated debate at the state capitol over a decades-old law.
Rep. Ken Buck says Big Tech is "crushing" competition and speech
Buck says Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google are monopolies. He's taking on the four most powerful tech companies in the world.
U.S. representatives send letter after IRS says it might tax TABOR refunds
Some members of Colorado's Congressional Delegation are stepping in after CBS News Colorado learned the IRS is considering taxing last year's TABOR refunds.
IRS tells Coloradans to hold off on filing as it considers taxing TABOR refund
If you received a TABOR refund last year, you might owe federal taxes on that money.
Biden touts criminal justice reform in speech, Colorado victims of violence attend
President Joe Biden delivered his State of Union address on Tuesday night with a focus on public safety.
Big endorsement could shake up Denver's mayoral race
With 17 candidates on the ballot for Denver mayor in two months, this former governor could have easily just watched the race for the sidelines.
Lawmaker aims to hold Xcel Energy accountable for delays
A state lawmaker is taking action after CBS News Colorado reported on a problem impacting hundreds of solar customers.
Colorado Democrat and Republican lead push for ban on TikTok
Democratic Senator Michael Bennet and Republican congressman Ken Buck are leading a charge to ban TikTok in the U.S.
Coloradans accuse Xcel of delaying solar installations to protect profits
Some solar customers and installers say Xcel Energy is purposefully delaying hundreds of solar connections across the state to avoid losing money.
New state legislation would make all auto thefts a felony
Four state lawmakers - two Democrats and two Republicans - are sponsoring a bill that would make all auto thefts a felony. Right now, it's a misdemeanor to steal a car if the vehicle is worth less than $2,000.
Mayor Hancock sends message to candidates about homelessness problem
There is no issue Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has struggled with more over the last 12 years than homelessness. Now, with just four months left in office, he is talking candidly about the problem.
Marshall Fire victims still waiting on insurance payouts
"They are holding our money," said one resident. "Give us the money so we can rebuild."
New statewide bag fee has unintended consequence
While the law says retailers have to send 60% of the money they collect to local governments, it doesn't say what they should do if local governments don't want the money.