Proposed new safety regulations for Uber, Lyft could cause rideshare to exit Colorado
Despite a bevy of amendments added by sponsors over the legislative session’s final two days to try to temper opposition, Colorado’s largest rideshare company is…
Articles by Ed Sealover
Big decisions on workers’ comp and construction-lawsuits bills mark session’s last day
Colorado legislators closed the 2025 session with a flurry of activity Wednesday, killing a measure that could have interfered with construction-defects reform, passing several health-care…
Four months after introduction, legislators send largely unchanged wage-theft bill to Polis for his signature
Introduced on the first day of the 2025 legislative session, House Bill 1001 offered a bevy of new weapons against wage theft, including many provisions…
Late-night legislative drama attempts to extend deadline for implementation of artificial-intelligence regulations
A last-minute attempt to push implementation of Colorado’s groundbreaking artificial-intelligence regulations back to the start of 2027 failed late Tuesday, seemingly guaranteeing that state officials…
One bill is on its way to Polis after session-long debates over regulatory reform
A Colorado legislative session that began with Democrats and Republicans feuding over what role regulatory reform should play in reducing the cost of living will…
Health-care bills, data-center tax breaks die as they run out of time
Two controversial health-care bills that had been priorities of Gov. Jared Polis’ administration but also had garnered tremendous pushback because of their potential to raise…
In a surprise move, legislators kill bill to loosen AI regulations they passed in 2024
Feeling that nine months of talks could not produce consensus, Senate Majority Leader Robert Rodriguez decided to kill his bill Monday to loosen artificial-intelligence regulations,…
With negotiations in flames, legislative Democrats push Labor Peace Act overhaul forward
Six months of discussions about overhauling Colorado’s Labor Peace Act broke down this weekend, leaving legislative Democrats to move ahead Monday with the long-delayed Senate…
Two tax-break expansions overcoming obstacles, advancing through Legislature
Despite a budget deficit that nixed most other bills that reduced money to the state government, renewals and expansions of two existing tax credits appear…
Colorado Legislature on verge of approving another pharmacy benefit manager reform
Colorado legislators appear poised to pass a pharmacy-benefit-manager reform bill that would require PBMs to be paid by flat fee rather than via the percentage…