What did the Colorado Legislature do this year? Here are 5 key bills

Wednesday marked the end of the state’s 2025 regular legislative session

Polis vetoes bill that would extend Colorado open records response timeline

Sponsors of legislation could pursue veto override

Colorado lawmakers finalize budget proposal. Here’s what they cut

Trims would enable state to absorb rising costs of Medicaid and fully fund K-12 for another year

Colorado gun restriction bill clears first House committee

Vetting process pared down, sheriff power expanded in amended proposal

Colorado lawmakers plan to shut down program getting teens involved at Capitol

Ending Youth Advisory Council would save about $50,000 per year

Bill that would ease union formation earns final Colorado Senate approval

Legislation, strongly opposed by business groups, moves to the House

Colorado ban on manufacture, sale of certain semiautomatic guns on glidepath to governor’s desk

Senate Bill 3 passed on a 19-15 vote, with three Democrats joining Republicans

Bill would make bringing a minor to Colorado for abortion, gender-affirming care a felony

Legislation unlikely to make it far in Democratic-controlled state Legislature

State PAC spends $150K in House District 59 for Katie Stewart

Colorado Way Forward has backing from unions, environmental groups and outside corporate interests

House District 59 candidate Katie Stewart says she’s a ‘rural Democrat,’ not a Denver liberal

Candidate focused on affordable housing, safeguarding women’s reproductive rights

Colorado’s special session on property taxes may be a bumpy ride

It’s increasingly uncertain if a deal to cut taxes and prevent a pair of November ballot measures will survive

Dozens of new state laws poised to take effect in Colorado

Transparency in ticket sales, towing regulations, biological data privacy among new statutes