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Hundreds of educators and supporters gathered on what was a school day for many to push back on a proposal from Gov. Jared Polis.

The seat of Colorado’s government can sometimes feel like a doggy day care as Gov. Jared Polis and several state lawmakers frequently bring their pups to work.

Most of the cuts have barely made a dent in the state’s $1.2 billion budget gap. But every dollar saved is a dollar they won’t have to cut this week from the big programs — Medicaid providers, education and the state workforce.

A board established by the legislature was supposed to hire a judicial discipline ombudsman by March 2024. The board never met, and it’s not clear why.

With less than 60 days left to go and plenty of big, controversial bills still in play, it’s crunch time for state lawmakers.

Colorado was the first state to outlaw anonymous sperm donation. Now lawmakers may reverse some of the transparency rules and make it easier to keep donors' identities secret.

The legislature planned to ax the Colorado Youth Advisory Council to save $50,000 annually amid a tight state budget.

An amendment to Senate Bill 3 would give sheriffs broad power to deny an application to buy certain semiautomatic guns that accept detachable magazines.

Much of the debate in the Senate Education Committee revolved around the lack of disclosure of contract details.

A House bill would eliminate an exemption that allows courtroom discussion of prior sexual activity when it involved the defendant.