Colorado regulators consider first rules to limit landfills’ methane emissions
Colorado regulators will spend the next two days coming up with the first regulations designed to reduce emissions from landfills in a hearing whose main…
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Two bills will attempt to regulate AI in Colorado — and they are very different
The truncated special session that begins Thursday will feature discussion of one of the most complex topics in recent legislative history — precedent-setting artificial-intelligence regulation…
Take two: Sponsors nix planned fee hikes as way to boost insurance subsidies
An effort to raise fees on nearly every health-insurance policy sold in Colorado is finished even before Thursday’s special legislative session begins, replaced by an…
Special session could bring big changes to insurers’ taxes
Colorado legislators who tried unsuccessfully during the regular session to raise the bar for insurers to receive a substantial tax reduction related to their workforce…
Legislators looking again at raising health-insurance fees
In an effort to try and stop a massive exodus of individuals from the private insurance market, Colorado legislators are looking again at raising fees…
Colorado congressional delegation finds some bipartisan agreement on AI, tax-credit extensions
Colorado congressional representatives disagreed on the effects of environmental and budget overhauls but agreed that the job of regulating artificial intelligence belongs to the federal…
Does new law boost consumer protection or turn Colorado into “sippy-cup state”?
Any company selling Colorado consumers online goods and services via subscriptions or ongoing agreements must offer them an electronic way to cancel automatic-renewal contracts just…
Polis calls special session; here is what legislators will debate
Colorado legislators will be returning to the state Capitol on Aug. 21 for a special session to patch a massive hole in the state budget,…
Colorado employers must prepare for new wage-theft law
Colorado employers will need to work a little bit harder to ensure that they are not misclassifying employees as contractors and are not shorting anyone…
Building owners face choice: Make upgrades to cut emissions or fight state law?
Owners of large commercial buildings have reached a crucial crossroads slightly more than four years before they must meet new emissions-reduction standards: Begin the costly…