A state proposal would let adults legally consume marijuana at permitted events, renewing a split between industry boosters and public‑health critics. Lawmakers will discuss it at the State Capitol.

A bipartisan bill would require chatbots to warn minors, add parental controls, block sexual or emotionally manipulative replies to children, and report suicidal prompts to the attorney general.

The Colorado AG and utility watchdog asked a Denver court to review a PUC decision that could let landlords pass Xcel on-bill financing charges to renters. The case tests new tenant-protection rules against programs meant to scale electrification.

Polis posted photos from a D.C. meeting with Taiwan’s U.S. representative and touted an MOU meant to link Colorado firms to new trade and tech opportunities.

A Colorado House bill would enshrine OSHA’s general duty clause in state law, create a penalty fund and allow the attorney general and private parties to sue over unsafe workplaces.

Englewood’s City Council voted 5–1 to require officer identification and bar face coverings during local policing, a move framed as protection of residents’ rights amid ICE concerns.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund and NRDC Action Fund endorsed Sen. John Hickenlooper, boosting his 2026 reelection bid as Colorado’s nominating calendar opens.

A donor-backed study at ColoradoSPH will model a statewide single-payer system while Coloradans carry roughly $1 billion in medical debt.

An investigation found private firms kept the lion's share of photo‑radar ticket revenue in some Colorado towns, prompting refunds and calls for stronger rules.

Jefferson County’s Planning Commission will hear a proposed Wildfire Resiliency Code next Wednesday that would expand WUI maps and add new defensible‑space and home‑hardening rules.

A proposed resolution would require a 72‑hour warning before Aurora clears homeless encampments, with narrow exceptions for imminent safety risks. The committee advanced the measure to the full council.

DU will offer a reduced-credit online bachelor's that trims the requirement to 136 quarter credits and launches in fall 2026.

DPS bought the former Food Bank warehouse and the school board will consider a deed swap tied to the district’s contested lease‑purchase financing. The move has raised legal and budget questions.