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Two major Northern Colorado Republican primaries were decided soon after polls closed at 7:00 p.m.

More than a dozen new state laws passed during this year's legislative session will take effect Monday, including politically-charged measures intended to curb gun violence and increase housing density.

Industry groups, political organizations and wealthy individuals are increasingly using ballot measures to put pressure on the state legislature and influence policy. Lawmakers are worried they are undermining a core part of Colorado’s democracy.

‘I get that it’s part of the process, but it also feels really icky’

More than 200 new state laws take effect Wednesday, including measures to lower college tuition costs, expand privacy regarding neurological data, reform law enforcement conduct rules, and reintroduce wildlife.

Gov. Jared Polis called on lawmakers Thursday to convene a special session of the state legislature for the second time in a year to provide property tax relief for Coloradans.

Lawmakers will convene Monday at the State Capitol for the second special legislative session on property taxes in less than a year, and although

The state legislature’s special session on property taxes wrapped up Thursday. Lawmakers passed a bill that provides small tax cuts for homeowners and businesses and averts the threat of ballot initiatives that would decimate state and local budgets. They also rejected a slew of other measures.

The state legislature's special session on property taxes adjourned Thursday after almost four days, ending the threat of ballot initiatives that

Colorado’s Republicans are divided, with two people claiming to be the chairman of the state GOP. And with a presidential election just two months away, the timing couldn’t be worse. So how did they get here? We’ll unpack that today on In The NoCo.