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Polis, Democratic lawmakers tout legislative achievements after session ends

Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic lawmakers touted their legislative achievements during a press conference on Thursday, one day after the session ended. Lawmakers said their focus for the legislative session was to “save people... Read more »

Polis signs record $36.5B budget into law

Gov. Jared Polis on Monday signed Colorado’s budget bill, which outlines the state’s record-high $36.5 billion budget for the next fiscal year.  The bill increases spending on K-12 education, housing, and behavioral... Read more »

Colorado leaders react to leaked Supreme Court draft decision overturning Roe

Colorado leaders reacted this week to a leaked draft decision from the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the landmark decision Roe v. Wade, which established a constitutional right to abortion.  The report on the leaked draft... Read more »

Denver ranked as fifth best city for crypto hiring

Denver is the fifth best city to land a job in the cryptocurrency industry, according to a report by LinkedIn.  The report looked at hiring trends in the U.S. cryptocurrency market over the last... Read more »

Polis signs universal preschool bill into law

Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill on Monday to implement a statewide universal preschool program. House Bill 22-1295 outlines the operations of the newly-created Department of Early Childhood (DEC), which will oversee the... Read more »

Weld, El Paso County commissioners object to collective bargaining proposal

Commissioners in Weld and El Paso counties are opposing legislation set to be introduced in the General Assembly that would give collective bargaining rights to some public workers. The proposed legislation by Democratic... Read more »

Colorado lawmakers propose increased funding for housing, homeless support

Democratic lawmakers rolled out a new legislative package aimed at increasing housing and homeless support services on Monday. The package would spend $200 million to provide workforce support options, increased mental and behavioral... Read more »

Colorado Senate approves bill implementing universal preschool

The Colorado Senate gave its final approval to a bill on Thursday that will implement universal preschool across the state. Once signed into law, House Bill 22-1295 will reorganize the newly-created Department of Early... Read more »

Inflation hits 9.1% in Denver metro area

Consumer prices in the Denver metro area have increased by 9.1% in the last year, according to the latest federal data. That marks a 2% increase from January and is the highest rate... Read more »

Denver home prices up 20.4% over the last year

Home prices in the Denver metro area have gone up by 20.4% year over year as of February, marking the fourth highest price growth in the nation, according to the latest market... Read more »