Senate Bill 24-182 would expand a law that would simplify conditions for who can apply to get the state IDs, including removing a requirement that immigrants have to be Colorado residents for at least two years.
Colorado immigrants who are in the country without authorization or have temporary legal status have been able to get state driver's licenses and IDs for a decade, but now lawmakers want to expand the program to make it easier to access.
Taxpayers in Colorado are eligible to get hundreds of dollars back on their taxes. But with the end of tax season closing in, many still haven't claimed their TABOR refund.
As the income-tax-filing season nears its end, the Colorado Department of Revenue, Taxation Division reminds taxpayers that they need to file by April 15. Taxpayers who miss the deadline …
Giving reintroduced wolves a ‘fighting chance’ would require ‘new way of doing business’ for some ranchers This story is provided by Aspen Journalism, a nonprofit, investigative news organization. For more, visit http://aspenjournalism.org. Colorado state Rep..