Gabrielle Franklin

DENVER (KDVR) — following Friday's poor jobs report, showing unemployment rose to 4.3% — the highest level since 2021. Now some are wondering if the U.S. is headed for a big economic slowdown.

After months of negotiations on property tax proposals at the Colorado Capitol and on the statewide ballot, leaders on both sides of the issue are still at odds on the best way to move forward.

County clerks hope election enthusiasm trickles down to the local level as they look for more people to work the polls in Colorado.

Rules surrounding the use of psilocybin, more commonly known as magic mushrooms, are now in place in Colorado.

Families across the U.S. have received a tax benefit for having young children. The topic is back on the main stage as Democrats and Republicans race for the White House.

The agreement between Colorado property tax initiative supporters, the governor and a group of lawmakers passed its first committee on Monday afternoon.

A property tax agreement is one step closer to passing after it cleared the House floor in a vote of 45-18, but not without pushback.

State lawmakers and families with lived experience rallied outside the Colorado Supreme Court on Thursday demanding change to family courts.

Should Coloradans pay more for guns to help mental health services? It is a question voters in the state will see on their ballots this year.

DENVER (KDVR) — Should the right to school choice be enshrined in the Colorado Constitution? It is a question voters will have a chance to decide, and not everyone is happy about that.