House Bill 25B-1006 boosts health insurance affordability in Colorado by providing $100M in loans and $125M in tax credits to support subsidies for individuals.

SB 25-162 tightens railroad safety rules, boosting inspections, hazmat reporting, and emergency planning for operators, responders, and nearby communities.

Allows prescribing providers to adjust dose or dosing frequency of a chronic maintenance drug without prior authorization for up to two changes, if evidence-based and non-opioid.

Creates universal free breakfast and lunch for all K-12 students, funded by state dollars and federal reimbursements, boosting participation and reducing hunger.