4th Judicial District Recovery Court to Graduate Eight Participants
The second drug problem solving court in Colorado will celebrate the graduation of eight participants Feb. 8.
Gov. Polis Signs New Bill Regarding Earned Income Tax Credit
HB24-1084 repeals and reenacts HB23B-100, increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit to 50% to help Colorado families afford essentials like food, housing and transportation.
Gov. Polis Appoints James Hesson to the Moffat County Court
Gov. Polis appointed James Hesson to the Moffat County Court replacing Judge Brittany Schneider, effective immediately.
US Bankruptcy Filings Rose in 2023
Both business and non-business bankruptcies increased from Jan. 1, 2023, to Dec. 31, 2023.
$3.94 Million Grant Awarded to Boost Opioid Use Disorder Care in Colorado Prisons
AG Phil Weiser announced the Colorado Department of Law awarded a $3.94 million grant to boost opioid use disorder care in Colorado prisons.
Colorado lawsuit challenges legality of landlord-imposed ‘junk fees’ for basic services
A Colorado resident brought a proposed class-action lawsuit against the corporate apartment management company Greystar last week, alleging that the company charges unnecessary hidden fees on top of monthly rent to pad their bottom line.
Keker, Van Nest & Peters Attorneys Secure Settlement in a Years-Long Case for Denver-based...
Keker, Van Nest & Peters attorneys announced they secured a settlement in a lawsuit filed in 2019 between SRS Acquiom and PNC Bank.
U.S. District Judge Kato Crews Sworn Into Office on Jan. 12
U.S. District Judge Kato Crews was sworn into office Jan. 12 by Chief Judge Philip Brimmer.
Gov. Polis Delivers 2024 State of State Address Jan. 11
Gov. Polis delivered his 2024 State of State address focusing on housing costs, reliable transit across the state and public safety.
IRS won’t tax Colorado’s 2023 TABOR refunds
Coloradans don’t have to worry about paying taxes on their Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights refunds this year.