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People incarcerated for nonviolent offenses in Colorado could earn time off their sentence if they get a college degree or credential.
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Colorado's rising rent prices are worrying lawmakers. Several pieces of legislation are advancing at the State Capitol to address the housing crisis.
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A new bill at the State Capitol aims to outlaw contracts between state and local governments and private immigration detention centers.
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As fire damage to Colorado's forests intensifies, it threatens local water supplies. State lawmakers want to see more funding for both recovery efforts and investigations into the origins of wildfires.
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Several bills that aim to identify mental health issues in students and offer them support are working their way through the State Capitol as last year’s mental health funding is still being distributed.
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Gov. Jared Polis says his administration is taking steps to cut Colorado’s utility bills following months of rising energy costs.
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With the price of EpiPens climbing to almost $700 for a two-pack last year, lawmakers at the State Capitol are advancing a bill that would limit the cost of the medicine.
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A bill at the State Capitol would require first-time drivers under 18 years old to complete hours of drivers education courses. It also adds new requirements for driving with an instructor.
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A new bill would form an agreement with nine other states to form the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact, with the goal of making it easier for teachers to come to Colorado from other states.
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Rates of car theft in Colorado are higher than any other state in the U.S. Lawmakers want to combat the trend by classifying all car thefts as felonies, regardless of a vehicle’s value.