Legislature

More than 110 bills were postponed indefinitely this session out of the 700+ bills introduced in the Colorado legislature.

Senate Minority Leader Chris Holbert on May 2 announced his resignation from the Colorado Senate effective May 31.

A bill to create independent funding for Colorado’s committee on judicial discipline passed the state senate last week.

Senate legislators introduced a bill this week that would grant public employees of a county the right to collectively bargain.

The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday approved a bill to make it easier to seal criminal records for non-violent offenses.

Lawmakers introduced a bill requiring qualifying public schools to implement a formal Title IX policy in line with federal law.

The Colorado House passed a bill on Monday that would limit the use of noncompete agreements for employees making less than $101,000.

A bill to address the fentanyl crisis passed its first committee vote on Wednesday with amendments to add harsher penalties for possession.

Lawmakers introduced a bill that would repeal a requirement to confirm an individual's lawful presence in the U.S. before issuing identification documents.

The speed with which bills are being signed into law is increasing — but the session isn’t over yet and bills continue to be introduced.