Colorado

Colorado has become the first state to pass what's called "a right to repair" law that allows farmers to fix their own tractors and combines.

Colo. enacts nation’s first ‘right to repair’ law, allows farmers to fix own equipment

Law enforcement in Colorado say a mass school shooting has been prevented after a 19-year-old suspect was arrested.

Cops arrest suspect allegedly planning to shoot up multiple Colorado schools

The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced a $350 million program to build more animal crossings along busy roads.

US rolls out plan to build more wildlife crossings around the country

A food sanitation company has paid $1.5 million in penalties after The Department of Labor found it illegally employed over 100 children.

Company pays $1.5M for violating child labor laws in meat processing facilities

A Colorado bill would repeal a state law that protects firearm companies from being held liable for violence perpetrated with their products.

States debate legislation that repeals gun industry protections

New data shows home prices went up in 90% of metro markets across the U.S. the last quarter of 2022, despite weakening demand.

Home prices higher in 90% of metros. Here’s where buyers may find relief.

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Prosecutors are set to announce whether any criminal charges will be filed over the fatal film-set shooting that happened in 2021.

Morning rundown: ‘Rust’ movie set shooting charges, record Colorado snow

Colorado is following in the footsteps of Texas by sending migrants to New York City. This time, Colorado's Democrat governor made the call.

Midday Rundown: Dems disagree on migrants; abortion pill access expands

A former funeral home owner in Colorado and her mother were sentenced on fraud charges related to the selling of body parts.

Former funeral home owner sentenced for selling body parts