Colorado Laws

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.

Boating season is just around the corner, but some new rules might surprise families looking to hit the water. Here’s what you need to know.

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.

Fireworks season is here, but in Colorado, it’s not all about the bang. Safety laws could leave your plans fizzling out.

Fireworks may light up the sky, but this year, it's all about keeping the community safe amidst the dry conditions.

Residents are bracing for changes in how homeless encampments are managed, following a council vote in Grand Junction.