Sen. John Hickenlooper’s investment trust reported purchases in Uber and Eaton while he sits on committees that oversee those industries, prompting new scrutiny. Ethics advocates say the disclosures expose gaps in current rules.

Aurora residents will join a nationwide No Kings day of nonviolent protest this Saturday, with a southeast Aurora rally and dozens of statewide events. Suburban turnout that once stayed home is now showing up in force.

Ten Colorado VW, Audi and Porsche dealers sued to overturn the Motor Vehicle Dealer Board’s approval of Scout’s direct-sales license; Scout and the state have asked a judge to dismiss the challenge. The case could set a precedent for how legacy automakers sell future EVs.

A bipartisan bill would create an AG-run advisory board and grant program to help investigate organized retail theft and gift-card fraud after a House committee vote.

Broomfield's council voted 7‑2 to limit RV street parking to 72 hours in any 14‑day period, a move that splits neighbors and advocates and pushes the city to plan safe‑parking options.

Lawmakers say a federal hold‑up of SBDC cooperative funds could force Colorado to curtail advising, training and state grant programs for small businesses.

A right-to-gas constitutional amendment and four environmental countermeasures have reopened Colorado's oil-and-gas ballot fight, threatening a fragile truce. Campaigns now race to collect petitions and ready for legal fights.

Denver’s No Kings demonstration returns Saturday at the State Capitol; organizers warn of large crowds and transit disruptions. Here’s a quick guide for attendees.

Superintendent Alex Marrero says a new DPS policy letting the board hire standing outside counsel undermines his role and risks fracturing the district’s legal voice.

Riverside will pause its César Chávez proclamation, review a community center and a downtown memorial, and solicit public input as national reporting prompts broader reckonings.

A Colorado bill would narrow when "extreme indifference" becomes first‑degree murder and add new aggravated and negligent vehicular homicide categories.

Trump re‑endorsed Rep. Jeff Hurd and said he'd offer a job to his primary challenger, a twist that reshapes the GOP primary math in Colorado's 3rd District.

DPS finance leaders warn state budget moves could force a mill-levy ask, central-office cuts, or renewed school closures.