Five companies could potentially bring nearly 1,300 new jobs across Colorado with economic development incentives to entice them.
Colorado approves $2 million in infrastructure grants to combat opioid crisis.
I-70 Glenwood Canyon bypass safety improvements on Cottonwood Pass in the conceptual design stage, CDOT holding public meetings.
The Colorado discipline commission accuses the legal system's discipline chief of illegal intimidation after the the chief told members of the commission that their law licenses could be in jeopardy for having made false statements to legislators.
For small business owners in the cannabis industry, it can often be difficult to find traditional funding sources due to the nature of the marijuana industry and its illegal federal status.
"I'm shocked. To me everything was in order."
Crackdown by social media companies on the flow of fentanyl and other drugs through their platforms has been inconsistent, exacerbated by insufficient legislation and other public policies to regulate social media, according to a new report from Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Attorney General Phil Weiser announced the creation of a new consumer complaint referral program that seeks to resolve issues between consumers and businesses through informal negotiations.
Coloradans with driver's license appointments Monday are asked to reschedule due to a technical issue impacting all state and county motor vehicle offices, the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles said in a news release.
Ahead of a Monday evening meeting said to "get additional feedback" from the larger public on the potential for Colorado's 43rd state park, some locals near the site say they have felt unheard.
A parental evaluator already under fire for saying he disbelieves 90% of the domestic violence allegations he hears in custody cases faced new legal woes Thursday with the filing of a lawsuit that alleges his evaluations are extremely biased and favor abusive parents.
Coloradans reported more bear encounters in 2022 than they did the year prior, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Colorado has extended the deadline for families to apply for free preschool to Friday, Feb. 24.
In a statement from the Colorado Department of Transportation and Colorado State Patrol released Friday, both agencies are asking travelers to follow the speed limit on Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon and drive for the conditions, especially as winter weather continues through the coming weeks and months.
Colorado spent more than $45 billion in fiscal year 2022, roughly half of which were federal dollars, according to a recent state audit.
Experts at the annual State of Space on Thursday warned that the growth of the commercial space industry may slow, a trend Colorado and local experts say hasn't touched the meteoric rise of the industry in the state.
A majority of Coloradans believe the state is headed, or mostly headed, in the right direction, signaling an increase in public optimism as Colorado emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll has found.
The Colorado Economic Development Commission Thursday approved more more than $10 in economic incentives to three companies that are considering moving to, or expanding in, Colorado, according to a news release from the Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT).
With avian flu outbreaks in more than a dozen locations across nine counties, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is reminding the public to take precautions.
Painted in black and white, a group of young girls laugh in their swim trunks and caps as they splash around in the cool waters of South Boulder Creek.
The Department of Human Services has asked for an increase in its capacity to hold kids in pretrial detention in the Division of Youth Services, with a budget request of more than $3 million starting in the 2023-2024 fiscal year.
According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, two wolves living in Colorado are now being tracked via GPS as of February 2.
A staff member was attacked at the Crowley County Correctional Facility, Saturday leaving at least 1 injured, and damages to the facility, according to the Colorado Department of Corrections.
Voting is underway to determine Colorado's next license plate.
The House Judiciary Committee advanced a series of bills Tuesday that seek to prevent police from lying to minors, expand post-conviction DNA testing and limit the use of restraints in prisons.
Gov. Jared Polis on Tuesday appointed Moses ‘Andre’ Stancil as executive director of the Department of Corrections.
The number of new business filings soared to record levels in the fourth quarter, showing strong state economy heading into 2023.
In order to more fully tell the Black history story in Colorado, Dexter Nelson II knew he wanted to take a different approach.
Half of Coloradans rate the state's highways unsafe, even as they gave relatively high marks to Colorado State Patrol troopers for professionalism.
The Colorado lottery hit a benchmark in proceeds Tuesday of $4 billion dollars, just in time for the organization’s 40th anniversary of their first scratch ticket.
For the past eight months at his home in the Summit County hills, John Fielder spent most every morning and afternoon sifting through photographs tucked away for decades.
The Office of Economic Development and International Trade this January welcomed a new executive director in Eve Lieberman, Gov. Jared Polis’ chief policy advisor and legislative counsel.
In an effort to save taxpayers money over the next 15 years and aid in retirement savings for employees in private sector businesses and gig workers, the Colorado SecureSavings Program began Wednesday.
State government offices across Colorado are closed tomorrow following another snowstorm that could dump more than 2 feet of snow in some areas before the week is ove
A Colorado medical billing company agreed to refund about 40 Colorado consumers nearly $13,000 after the company sent them allegedly "deceptive" billing notices about out-of-network fees, according to the Attorney General's Office.
In Phil Weiser’s first term as Colorado’s attorney general, he has been involved with suing major pharmaceutical companies for their roles in the nation’s opioid crisis, brought a lawsuit against e-cigarette maker JUUL with accusations of marketing to children and won a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court upholding the ability to remove presidential electors who vote against their state’s winner.
This January marks the first Radon Action Month in Colorado, as an effort to urge Colorado citizens to test their homes for excessive levels of the natural gas.
Here are legislative committee hearings and other events of note for the week ahead at the Colorado state Capitol.
Deaths in Colorado related to domestic violence jumped in 2021, according to a statewide review board that classifies these fatalities.
With the new year comes a cheaper way to access Colorado's state parks.
The federal government and more than a dozen states are taking a hard look at TikTok amid growing concerns the ownership structure of parent company ByteDance could leave Americans' personal data vulnerable to the Chinese government.
Twenty new laws are set to hit the books on Jan. 1, 2023. Here's a look at what changes in the Colorado Revised Statutes.
An $82,200 grant from Great Outdoors Colorado to the town of Green Mountain Falls is part of the ongoing effort to protect the community from catastrophic fire.
Chris Schaefer, deputy director of the investigations section for the Colorado Bureau of Investigations, will become the group's new director effective Feb. 3, 2023.
The Colorado State Auditor's annual report on whether state agencies are tuning up their financial controls found nearly four dozen serious recommendations still haven't been implemented, some going back more than five years.
Colorado's revenue forecast worries legislators, even as Polis administrations paints rosier picture
The Joint Budget Committee on Tuesday heard economists' revenue forecast, prompting worries about Colorado's fiscal house, with some noting that state spending will exceed available funds, while governor's fiscal experts painted a rosier picture, with the state collecting sufficient revenue to cover all spending.
Coloradans should take extra care this holiday in securing fire hazards around the house, according to the Division of Fire Prevention and Control.
Gov. Jared Polis is seeking the significant leap in spending as Colorado’s economy looks strong heading into 2023, with record employment levels in 2022 expected to continue in the next 12 months and several strong industries anticipated to propel the state through recession worries, according to a recent economic outlook forecast. Economists, though, cautioned that the shortage of available workers, inflation, increased borrowing costs and supply chain disruptions will continue to pose challenges.
The Colorado Department of Public Safety announced Wednesday that Arron Julian has been hired as the director of the newly formed Office of Liaison for Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relatives within the Division of Criminal Justice.
Gov. Jared Polis has appointed Moses ‘Andre’ Stancil as interim executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC). He replaces Dean Williams, who will step down on Dec. 2.