HB 1335 would require Colorado colleges with student health centers to provide medication abortion; the bill cleared a House committee 8-5 and now heads to the floor.

Former Broncos RB Montee Ball backed SB26‑060—'Alyssa’s Act'—at the Colorado Capitol, a bipartisan bill to add mental‑health concussion training for youth coaches.

Colorado’s FAMLI program pays partial wages for medical leave; most eligible workers can take up to 12 weeks and the state has paid roughly $1.8 billion since 2024.

Rep. Gabe Evans has $3.4M-plus in the bank while Democrats fight for the nomination in Colorado's competitive 8th District.

Facing voter pushback, Colorado lawmakers are shifting mandatory surcharges into optional fees and insurer levies to fund wildlife crossings and hail‑resiliency grants.

HB26‑1202 would let cities and counties form multijurisdictional homelessness authorities, allow limited redirects of documentary filing fees for housing and require DOLA to present a statewide plan by January 2027.

HB26‑1113 advanced through a Senate committee, proposing earlier ballot mailings, expanded drop‑box windows and GIS mapping for the voter file while drawing sharp partisan lines.

A new Denver draft collapses 14 entertainment license types into three and sets thresholds that could change how nightclubs and small venues operate.

House Republicans demanded records after Colorado added an e‑filing pledge barring attorneys from using nonpublic court data for federal immigration enforcement. The move set up a federal‑state clash over privacy and compelled speech.

A delegate upset and a petition campaign have turned Diana DeGette’s renomination into a real fight in Denver’s Democratic primary.

The Colorado DMV suspended Academy School of Driving after finding alleged exam tampering, truncated road tests and illegal fees; about 460 licenses may be canceled.

xAI has sued Colorado in federal court, asking a judge to block SB24‑205 and arguing the law would force its Grok chatbot to adopt state views on sensitive topics. The case could become a national test of state AI rules versus federal policy.

Council advanced more than $5 million in homelessness contracts and moved to let the Denver Dream Center run programs at the former Globeville Recreation Center.