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A Colorado insurance agent and social media user on X, known as Zane Car, has raised concerns regarding the state’s handling of uninsured driving.

Eric Daugherty, chief content officer for Florida’s Voice, has raised concerns about DMV bribery affecting commercial driver license testing.

Danielle Chaffin, a solutions engineer at Revenova, has expressed concerns about the risks posed by foreign ownership of U.S. transportation firms and data systems to supply chain security.

Chalat Hatten Banker announced in a press release that a new Colorado law will raise damage caps in personal-injury, wrongful-death, and medical-malpractice cases, with significant statutory changes taking effect in…

L.A. Insurance has announced that car insurance costs in Colorado are elevated due to several factors, including repair expenses, uninsured drivers, severe weather conditions, and market pressures that increase risks…

The USDOT Rapid Response announced on X that joint enforcement actions in Colorado and Wyoming resulted in 16 drivers and 24 vehicles being placed out of service for violations of…

Live Insurance News Editor Loreen West has indicated that Colorado drivers are facing higher auto insurance costs compared to the national average.

The Larimer County Republican Party has raised concerns about Colorado’s ranking as the fifth most expensive state for auto insurance, attributing this to Governor Jared Polis’s record on tort reform,…

The Larimer County Republican Party has announced on X that Colorado’s high auto insurance costs underscore the need for tort reform to address lawsuit abuse and litigation-driven price increases.

Buzz Paterson, a columnist for RedState, has expressed concerns over third-party litigation funding.

Colorado Politics has reported that the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) has labeled Colorado a “lawsuit inferno” in its latest Legislative HeatCheck report.

Troy, a resident of Colorado, expressed concerns over what he described as frivolous lawsuits backed by politicians, which he believes are draining taxpayer funds and damaging the state’s economy.

Gabe Evans, representative for Colorado’s 8th district, said that lawsuit abuse is increasing consumer costs and harming job creation, highlighting the necessity for tort reform and support for small businesses.

At the start of the new school year, educators in Colorado are focusing on self-care and mindfulness to help manage the demands of their profession.

The University of Colorado announced plans to redesign its CU.edu website, aiming to improve content, navigation, accessibility, and security features.

The University of Colorado concluded its 2025 Presidential Outreach Tour with a visit to Mesa and Montrose counties on the Western Slope.

The University of Colorado’s Federal Relations and Counsel team released updates in August covering several federal policy developments relevant to higher education and research.

The Colorado Education Association (CEA) announced that public education funding was preserved during the recently concluded 2025 Special Session.

The Colorado Department of Education has released data for the 2024-25 school year, indicating that student attendance and chronic absenteeism rates have changed little compared to the previous year.

State assessment results released by the Colorado Department of Education show ongoing gains in student achievement across several grades and subjects, while also highlighting persistent gaps among student groups.

Guide learners to think critically, act responsibly, and engage with the world through literature.

Students are encouraged to explore their interests and values through this month’s Read Across America book selections.

CU campuses have marked the start of the fall 2025 semester with a series of move-in days, welcoming new and returning students to CU Denver, UCCS, and CU Boulder.

The University of Colorado’s Federal Relations and Counsel office has released two recent updates on federal policy changes affecting higher education.