CBI slashes rape kit testing backlog, but lag time still 6 months
Colorado forensic officials have slashed the turnaround time for sexual assault kit testing, but it still takes analysts more than […]
Colorado Legislature
Colorado Senate passes bill allowing lawsuits against ICE agents
The state Senate approved a measure Tuesday that would allow Coloradans to sue federal agents if they believed their constitutional
Ghost gun bill is set for votes in Colorado legislature this week
After the federal and state observance of Presidents Day delayed the start of the Colorado legislature’s week, a pair of
Energy, data center debates set to kick off in the Colorado legislature this week
Welcome to another week at the state Capitol, where lawmakers will begin publicly debating how much they want data centers
Colorado voters could see TABOR cap, tax change on ballots in November
A pair of measures that Democrats are aiming to place on the November ballot would significantly alter the foundation of
A greater threat to Colorado’s elections than Tina Peters? (Opinion)
A kabuki pardon for a convicted election saboteur, threats of a prison break to free her, governor-bating presidential propaganda, and
Colorado House Democrats seek censure of Republican who shared photo
Colorado’s House Democrats will move to censure the chamber’s third-ranking Republican after he shared a photo of a Democratic legislator
Gov. Jared Polis signs voting protections, vacancy election reform law
Gov. Jared Polis signed new laws Monday that codify federal voting protections in Colorado’s election laws and reform the state’s
Colorado lawmakers strip most controversial parts of trans rights bill
Legislation that would enact new antidiscrimination protections for transgender Coloradans passed a Senate committee early Thursday morning after its backers
Jared Polis signs Colorado budget with cuts while protecting education
Gov. Jared Polis signed Colorado’s $44 billion spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year on Monday — placing an emphasis