The bill would let Colorado residents sue federal immigration authorities for civil rights violations.

For the 120-day session, legislators are paid $40,000 and a per diem. Most hold normal jobs when they’re not at the State Capitol.

A Colorado appeals court upheld Tina Peters’ election interference conviction but ordered a new sentencing hearing, citing concerns that her original sentence may have been influenced by her public statements.

If it passes, voters would see the question on the November ballot.

The measure represents the legislature’s latest attempt to address artificial intelligence as the technology becomes increasingly prevalent.

Supporters say it would protect transgender kids and others, but Democratic sponsors removed a key provision after Gov. Polis signaled he would veto the measure.

Sponsors of industry-backed data center bill say they are amending it in ways that will change the fiscal projections.

Colorado members of Congress are bringing guests to the State of the Union to highlight immigration, tariffs, and gun violence, while some Republicans bring personal guests.

In recent days, Sen. Michael Bennet and Rep. Diana DeGette have been heckled at public appearances. Other lawmakers are worried they’re next.

Many business groups are already lobbying against the measures. Gov. Jared Polis, as well as more moderate Democrats at the Capitol, could pose a roadblock to the bills becoming law, too.