Colorado Laws

As Halloween approaches, many in Colorado are wondering just how old is too old for trick-or-treating — the law has some surprises in store.

A special session beginning August 21, 2025, will determine how cuts and fees impact funds for healthcare, services, and tech growth in Western Colorado and around the state.

From free park access for tribal members to new gas stove regulations, Colorado’s latest laws are shaking things up in unexpected ways.

There are multiple laws and ordinances on the books here in the Centennial State when it comes to driving in the left lane.

A new piece of legislation might be changing things up in the Centennial State, and one town in Northern Colorado could directly be affected by it.

Mowing lawns can be a rite of passage for Colorado kids, but safety comes first—especially when it involves heavy machinery.

Living full-time in an RV has its perks, but navigating the rules in Grand Junction might surprise you.

There are two big laws going into effect starting July 1st that you need to know about.

With triple-digit temps just a day away, Coloradans are finding the best times to tackle lawn care while keeping peace with their neighbors.

Nothing says spring like the sound of lawnmowers—some are already revving up, while others are taking a more relaxed approach to their grassy patches.