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Colorado Legislative Session 2026 Kicks Off With Showdown

The Colorado General Assembly begins its 2026 legislative session on Wednesday, marking the second regular session of the 75th Assembly.

Colorado Teacher Arrest Shatters Parents’ Trust

A former Colorado educator with more than a decade of access to children is now at the center of a major criminal investigation that has alarmed parents and school officials across the state.

Federal Cash Cut Off? Trump Freezes Billions to Colorado

The Trump administration froze certain federal funding to Colorado this week amid growing national concerns about fraud in government‑funded programs.

Colorado’s Wild 2026 Law Overhaul Hits Residents

On Jan. 1, more than a dozen new laws went into effect in Colorado after Gov. Jared Polis signed nearly 500 bills last year.

Tina Peters Presses Court to Honor Trump Pardon

Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters urged a Colorado court to honor her pardon by President Donald Trump.

Trump Pardons Tina Peters

President Trump announced that he pardoned former Colorado county clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted of election interference in 2024.

University Pays Millions for Religious Discrimination

The University of Colorado (CU) will pay $10.3 million in a settlement surrounding its discrimination against students during its COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Colorado, $24 Million Lost to Scams in 2024, Holiday Surge Expected

Colorado residents lost a staggering $24 million to personal data scams in 2024, quadrupling the $6 million reported in 2023 and setting a record high.

Colorado Teacher Busted for Child Sex Abuse and Stalking

A Colorado middle school gym teacher has been arrested and charged with multiple crimes after a student reported a year-long sexual relationship.

Colorado Fights Trump After Space Command Moves to Alabama

Colorado filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after it relocated the U.S. Space Command headquarters to Alabama.

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