Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline

A Colorado tax credit for low-income families could be turned off for the next two tax years, state economists announced last week.

The Regional Transportation District's new structure aims to address unreliable service, stagnant ridership and other problems.

One measure would allow people to sue immigration authorities over constitutional violations.

The reentry resources are meant to ensure a successful return to society for recently released prisoners.

Colorado voters along the Front Range could decide on whether to approve a new tax this year to help fund passenger rail service between Fort Collins and Pueblo.

Federal shutdown expected to delay November benefits to 600K Coloradans.

Immigrant advocates and the ACLU of Colorado sued three Trump immigration officials over arrests of immigrants in Colorado.

Colorado immigrant rights activist calls for economic boycott within ICE detention facilities

In the filing, lawyers for Terpsehore Maras argue that a denial of bail for Peters violates the former Mesa County clerk and recorder’s First Amendment rights and would be an uneven application of Colorado’s bail standards.

The shortfall began to accelerate around 2007 and peaked at 140,000 units in 2019. Since then, Colorado’s population growth has slowed and housing production has increased.