Colorado Voters To Decide On Another State Income Tax Cut

Voters will decide next November whether to lower the income tax rate.

Tay Anderson Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Black Lives Matter 5280

The Denver School Board member is suing the group for "planning and publishing over 60 false allegations of sexual assault against him."

Aurora Agrees To Pay $15 Million In Elijah McClain Case; Largest Police Related Settlement In City, Colorado History

City officials have acknowledged an agreement was reached, but said details would not be made public until finalized.

New Health Order For Events In Denver: What To Know

A new public health order requires COVID-19 vaccines for events of 500 people or more.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Colorado Court Of Appeals To Hear Arguments At Overland High School In Aurora On November 19

Limited public seating will be available, and all visitors to the school must wear face masks.

New CO Health Order Requires Vaccines For Events With 500+ People

A new public health order has been issued for some Colorado counties.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Program Allowing E-Filing By Self-Represented Litigants Expands To Two More Judicial Districts

The e-filing program is open to litigants without attorneys in dissolution of marriage, dissolution of civil union, and custody cases.

How Reliable Is Your Colorado Power Utility?

Extreme weather has made electric reliability a challenge in the U.S. Here is how Colorado compares.

Technology Requirement In Infrastructure Bill Means New Cars Will Be Equipped With Anti-Drunk Driving Sensors

New vehicles will have sensors that can detect whether the driver is impaired and prevent the car from starting.

Commerce City Police Chief Worked From Las Vegas, Drove City Vehicle Back And Forth

Clint Nichols was allowed to work remotely, a practice that is now receiving scrutiny following a CBS4 investigation.

Colorado 2021 Election: Voter Turnout, Post-Counting Update

Here's a look at how many voters returned their ballots in Colorado, and a breakdown by party and age.

Colorado Judicial Department Enters Into Two Contracts With Vendors For Independent Investigations

In all, eight proposals were submitted to investigate the harassment and discrimination claims, as well as the training-services contract.

Gov. Polis Avoided Paying Taxes, Didn't Disclose Returns: Report

Gov. Jared Polis is among many wealthy politicians who used tax strategies that aren't available to most Americans, ProPublica reports.

Colorado 2021 Coordinated Election: Ballot Return Report

More than 1.2 million ballots were returned before polls closed in Colorado. Here's a look at returns by county, party and age.

Vaccine For Ages 5-11 Gets Final Approval, CO Rollout to Begin

United States health officials gave the final clearance for COVID-19 vaccines for children.

Colorado 2021 Coordinated Election: Ballot Return Report

More than 950,000 ballots were returned as of Monday in Colorado. Here's a look at returns by county, party and age.

Colorado 2021 Coordinated Election: Ballot Return Report

More than 755,000 ballots were returned as of Sunday in Colorado. Here's a look at returns by county, party and age.

Denver 2021 Election: Last-Minute Voting, Registration

Denverites who haven't voted yet have until 7 p.m. on Tuesday to drop off their ballots.

1st Gender 'X' Passport Reflects 'Lived Reality': Advocate

As the first U.S. passport with the "X" gender marker is issued in Colorado, the State Department wants to offer the option to more people.

Colorado 2021 Coordinated Election: Ballot Return Report

More than 300,000 ballots have been returned so far in Colorado. Here's a look at returns by county, party and age.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Colorado Supreme Court To Hear Arguments At Pomona High School In Arvada On October 26

Limited seating for the public will be available, and all visitors to the school must wear face masks while inside.

Winter 2021 May Bring Warmer, Drier Weather To Colorado

Above-average temperatures are predicted for parts of the country while drought may persist in others. See what’s in store for Colorado.

Denver DMV To Chip Away At 52-Day-Long Backlog With 2-Day Closure

The closure is expected to reduce the backlog by 10 days.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Paul R. Dunkelman Named Interim Chief Judge Of Fifth Judicial District

"The matter involving Judge Thompson will be properly addressed through the legal system".

Refresh Your Chain And Traction Law Knowledge Before Traveling Mountain Highways In Colorado

Winter driving season is here in Colorado’s high country.

Denver Unemployment Rate Improves In August: Feds

The Denver unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.

Colorado Judicial Department Holding Free Legal Resource Days

Times and types of sessions vary by location. Spanish interpreters will be available.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Pilot Program Allowing E-Filing By Self-Represented Litigants Expands To Seven More Judicial Districts

Approximately 75 percent of litigants in such cases choose to represent themselves.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Hon. Gilbert M. Román Appointed Chief Judge-Designate Of The Colorado Court Of Appeals

Judge Román’s appointment becomes effective upon Chief Judge Bernard’s retirement on December 31, 2021.

More Than 3,000 Phone Companies Have Not Fully Implemented Spam Call Prevention Tech By Deadline

All phone companies are required to implement a technology that will identify or block robocalls as they are traveling through the air.

2021 Election Guide: 13 Measures Face Voters On Denver’s Ballot

Police oversight, housing issues and a $450 million bond package are at stake.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Task Force Submits Final Report To Colorado Supreme Court On Pilot Project For Well-Being Recognition Program

“The time for systemic solutions to well-being risk factors in legal organizations is now,” said Colorado Supreme Court Justice.

Judge Dismisses Denver Cops' Lawsuit Against City Vaccine Mandate

A district court judge found that the police officers did not exhaust their administrative remedy options before turning to a lawsuit.

Denver's 'Housing To Health' Program Chosen For Federal Grant

The U.S. Treasury Department has offered the city $6.3M for its program, which helps people who are homeless and have been incarcerated.

Colorado Congressional Map: New District Would Be North Of Denver

The map, approved Tuesday night by an independent commission, would create a competitive 8th Congressional District in the Denver suburbs.

Biden Administration Rolls Out New Rule To Bolster DACA As Lawsuit Continues

The proposed rule, announced by the Department of Homeland Security, would “preserve and fortify” the DACA program.

Senate GOP Torpedoes US Government Funding Bill, Raising Odds Of Federal Fiscal Crises

Sen. Bennett on McConnell: ‘demolishing another norm’.

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Introduces Articles Of Impeachment Against President Biden & Vice President Harris

The Republican representing Colorado's 3rd Congressional District says the administration "colluded with the Taliban."

Denver Cops File For Injunction To Stop Mandatory Vaccines

A mayoral order gave city employees until Sept. 30 to prove they have been vaccinated or potentially be fired.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Application Period To Open For Underfunded Courthouse Facility Grants

Approximately $550,000 is available from the Colorado Underfunded Courthouse Facility Cash Fund.