HB26-1192 axes a state advisory committee and merges its grants into Colorado's rental assistance program, DOLA says.

Workers who once made no money and saw few paths to advance now have a three-year deal with raises and job protections.

House Majority Forward is spending $15 million nationwide, with an early buy hitting the Denver-to-Greeley swing seat.

Montezuma-Cortez schools picked Bluebonnet Learning without a public vote, tying reading lessons to Houston's turnaround model.

A new executive order aims to build a single online portal for permits in one strategic industry, chosen by August 15.

City leaders may sue over a shopping-center holding cell that's operated for 22 years without inspection, resident Claire Noone says.

The settlement closes a Colorado probe into travel spending from Bennet's Senate account, weeks after his primary loss to Phil Weiser.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from obtaining Colorado’s unredacted voter rolls, delivering another setback to the DOJ’s nationwide data campaign.

Aurora’s City Council chamber needs a $1.9 million accessibility overhaul, but construction could force meetings out of the room for months.

A new 10th Circuit ruling wiped out a $500,000 verdict and raised the proof bar for disputed debts and identity theft claims in Colorado.

A bid to rename Pikes Peak Fluorite Mountain has been rejected, while a separate proposal to restore the name Tava Mountain waits in Colorado’s queue.

Victor Marx has chosen retired Marine Col. George Markert as his lieutenant governor pick, completing Colorado’s Republican ticket for November.

Denver’s new public safety communications director was previously suspended after an alcohol-related incident at a Salt Lake City homicide scene.