A bipartisan Colorado bill would require schools to adapt activities so students with disabilities can participate; it's now on Gov. Jared Polis's desk.

Denver moved to suspend a Colfax vape shop's tobacco license after inspectors alleged sales of flavored vapes, kratom to a minor and alcohol in a back room.

State records show approved testing accommodations on the Colorado bar have climbed to triple‑digit approvals, and lawmakers and judges are now sorting out new rules and a revived lawsuit.

Backlogs at USCIS have left some Colorado DACA recipients without work authorization, costing paychecks and straining local employers. Lawmakers and advocates are pressing for fixes.

The Colorado Supreme Court will decide whether spousal maintenance ends on remarriage or requires explicit contract language after a Mesa County divorce dispute. The high court granted review amid conflicting appellate rulings.

Gov. Spencer Cox tapped 'sherpas' to shepherd geothermal projects as Utah helped launch a four-state consortium and a statewide plan to speed investment and jobs.

The Colorado State Patrol will pay $50,000 after conceding it violated a man's First Amendment rights by deleting his Facebook comments and blocking him. The settlement also requires new social-media training.

A confidential report accuses Denver Police Division Chief Magen Dodge of creating an abusive workplace. The city is reviewing a 66-page probe while discipline remains pending.

A National Abortion Federation survey shows clinics faced waves of threats in 2025 as pardons and a DOJ memo shifted federal enforcement. Providers are tightening security.

Denver Public Schools has opened a community listening process to review boundaries as enrollment falls. Surveys are open through June 5.

A House Judiciary Committee has demanded records from Denver and Boulder about limits on cooperation with ICE, giving local officials a June 3 deadline. The move escalates a months‑long fight over surveillance, detainers and executive orders.

Boulder County reversed course and reinstated the permit for the contentious Cemex Lyons plant after revisiting the traffic analysis behind a planned shutdown. Neighbors and regulators remain sharply divided.

Colorado Democrats filed a complaint seeking to censure Gov. Jared Polis after he commuted Tina Peters' sentence, making her eligible for parole June 1.