A new report found that a tax credit the state provided families most effectively helped Colorado bring children out of poverty.

Diesel prices hit record level as Trump's war with Iran continues

Chair of the House State, Civic & Veterans Affairs Committee Representative Jenny Willford, and Chair of the Senate State, Veterans & Military Affairs Senator Katie Wallace, celebrate the U.S. Supreme...

Women who organized to push for a new Colorado law hope it will become a model for other states.

Representatives Michael Carter and Jamie Jackson today released a statement in support of the Department of Public Health and Environment’s (CDPHE) recent state public health order.

New legislation to ensure patients’ continued access to mental healthcare provided by a licensed human professional will go into effect on August 12.

In 2026, Colorado will observe two significant anniversaries. Come together to create memorable experiences as we observe the 250th anniversary of American independence and the Centennial State’s 150t...

Legislation will insulate nonprofits, shore up protections in education and housing

Starting August 1, 2026, you must complete a firearms safety course before purchasing or transferring a Specified Semiautomat

SB25-003, sponsored by Senators Tom Sullivan, D-Centennial, and Julie Gonzales, D-Denver, and Speaker Pro Tempore Andy Boesenecker, D-Fort Collins, and Representative Meg Froelich, D-Englewood, goes i...

Two new laws to keep Colorado’s outdoors safe and accessible will go into effect on August 12. HB26-1008 will support outdoor recreation and rural economies, and HB26-1342 helps minimize human-bear co...

Three new laws to improve healthcare access in Colorado go into effect on August 12.

New laws to improve educational outcomes go into effect August 12, 2026. SB26-126 addresses Colorado’s teacher shortage by easing licensure requirements for qualified out-of-state teachers, and HB26-1...

Three bills to improve safety, each named after the young victims of tragic deaths in Colorado, will go into effect August 12.

HB26-1424 will keep riders and drivers safe by requiring stronger policies and reporting for TNCs

Federal Victims of Crime Act funding has been slashed by over 75 percent in Colorado since 2018

On August 12, 2026, two laws to protect vulnerable Coloradans will go into effect. HB26-1017 prevents insurance companies from receiving victim restitution payments and HB26-1110 helps prevent older a...

On August 12, 2026, two laws will go into effect to improve the safety of Colorado children. SB26-011 will improve public safety by enforcing digital warrant response timelines for online platforms an...

On August 12, legislation led by Colorado Democrats to make energy and utility costs more affordable for Colorado families will go into effect. The new laws will improve energy assistance programs and...