Colorado Attorney General's Office

A Colorado law finds itself at odds with the Trump administration, this time over whether medical debt should be included in people’s credit reports.

The Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute alleged the state was freezing tribes out of the online betting market. The court’s decision homed in on a central legal conundrum in the case, one that arrived with the rise of the Internet age. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Shannon Mullane and then read the entire article at the link below.

The lawsuit filed by about two dozen states would force the USDA to tap a contingency fund for SNAP benefits.

The candidate for governor says Colorado should shift its map for Democrats to counter changes by red states.

A Colorado law can restrict access to firearms for a person who’s struggling. And under that program, teachers can report a student who’s struggling. But there’s little evidence that any teachers are using that tool to prevent violent incidents – like the recent shooting at Evergreen High. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser talks about a plan to change that.

Voces Unidas has filed complaints over incidents in Garfield and Routt counties that it says may violate state restrictions on ICE collaboration and communication. Officials deny any wrongdoing.

Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined almost two dozen cases challenging end to birthright citizenship, federal layoffs and other executive actions.

Consumer alert urges conversations at home and caution online as AI tools mimic friendship and spread disturbing content.

The suit would essentially force taxpayers to pay for an effort to dismantle the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, which was approved by voters in 1992

Colorado Attorney General Philip Weiser says he plans to run for the Governor's Office next year.