Colorado News

House Bill 25-1002, signed by Gov. Jared Polis, standardizes “medical necessity” for behavioral health services, preventing insurers from denying coverage based on internal criteria and reinforcing mental health parity laws in Colorado.

SB25-003, a bill restricting the sale of certain semi-automatic firearms, faces its final House vote today before heading back to the Senate for amendment approval—bringing it one step closer to Governor Polis' desk.

Boulder officials prepare for potential federal funding cuts impacting housing, transportation, and social services as the Trump administration targets sanctuary cities.

Coloradans can expect TABOR refunds this tax season, with amounts based on income. Find out how much you’ll get and when to file to claim it.

As spring brings warmer temperatures, Colorado ski resorts are announcing their closing dates—find out when your favorite mountain is set to close for the season.

Burklund was arrested in Nebraska on March 14 for the 2007 Colorado murder of Jessica Bejarano. The CBI linked him to the crime through DNA evidence.

Longmont’s Katie Wallace was selected to fill Colorado’s Senate District 17 seat after Sonya Jaquez Lewis resigned. Wallace, a longtime political organizer, plans to focus on renewable energy, affordable housing, and immigrant protections.

The closure of two psychiatric hospitals and staff reductions at other facilities have led to nearly 500 behavioral health worker layoffs, raising concerns about mental health care access in Colorado.

Thousands of Colorado educators will rally at the State Capitol on Thursday to protest education funding cuts, leading to school closures across multiple districts, including the Boulder Valley School District.

Boulder Police determined recent threats against Summit Middle School to be non-credible but have increased patrols as a precaution.