Colorado Laws

Colorado's November ballot includes fourteen measures that could reshape everything from taxes and hunting rights to how police handle immigration cases.

When it comes to blowing leaves this fall what can you legally do and what will get you in trouble and break the law in Colorado?

If caught TPing, could you be arrested, or could your child face charges if they are caught doing so in Colorado?

Semis now have to stay in the right lane on some of I-70's trickiest stretches, a move aimed at cutting down on those frustrating traffic jams in the mountains.

Grand Junction enforces a six-pet household limit, but animal control now takes a more flexible approach to enforcement.

About 80 license plate reader cameras are watching Grand Junction streets right now, logging your car's color, make, and even that dent on your bumper.

Nearly 60,000 gun background checks processed in one month. To put that in perspective, the same month last year saw fewer than 21,000.

Plenty of Colorado drivers do it every day, but letting your dog ride shotgun on your lap is a lot riskier than most people realize.

If you are spotted nude in your home in Colorado, could you be arrested or fined, and are you breaking the law?

July 1 brings a fresh wave of new laws that might just surprise homeowners, especially those living in wildfire zones.