AI, Guns and ICE: 10 Bills Passed by Colorado Lawmakers That You Should Know About
Legislators voted on over 600 bills this year.
Legislators voted on over 600 bills this year.
They’ll eat anything, right?
The flagged products were sold between January and April, according to state officials.
More than half of Colorado’s registered voters are unaffiliated.
A dating app for the unvaccinated wanted to kick off its multi-state tour at Recess Beer Garden. That location is off, but the event’s still on.
Tracy Dorland announced her resignation after years of issues in the district.
“Its history not only helps to tell golf’s story, but also reflects the growth and optimism of our young and growing city.”
Lawmakers failed to compromise after nearly a year of negotiations, intense lobbying activity and many hours of public hearings.
According to Colorado’s only oil refinery, a power outage caused the smoke.
“This is in the Bible,” the congresswoman said, blaming the aerial phenomena on portals, fallen angels and the Nephilim.
Veo’s sidewalk-detection technology is a big reason the company was chosen to take over for Lime and Bird. So…what gives?
“This is a zero-sum game. A dollar here is a dollar less over there.”
A Colorado computer scientist explains why AI safety is so difficult.
“Who wrote this amendment, Jeffrey Epstein?”
Boulder has a rich connection to cannabis, and its dispensary scene reflects that.
“The Constitution protects all of us. And when it is trampled on, there has to be accountability.
The damages include reduced recreation in Colorado.
“The state has a duty to protect Colorado residents from gun violence,” says AG Phil Weiser.
There were 269 final court hearings for disputed parking tickets in April 2026 — compared to five in April 2025.
“Unreasonable” noise from pumping iron at Summit Strong is annoying residents of the Beauvallon, a lawsuit claims.
“It’s not as comprehensive, and I am not happy with that,” state Senator Robert Rodriguez says of the new bill.
The flagged product was sold for over two months.