THIS WEEK AT THE COLORADO CAPITOL | Week of Jan. 29, 2024
Here are legislative committee hearings and other events of note for the week ahead for the Colorado General Assembly.
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Denver’s Failed Universal Income Program Opens the Floodgates to Non-Citizen Migrants
In a controversial move that has sparked outrage among many citizens, the city of Denver’s bankrupting sanctuary city policies have extended the eligibility of their failed universal income program to non-citizen migrants.
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State Sen. Perry Will Moves from State Legislature to a County Commissioner Race
State Senator Perry Will announced his decision to step down from the state legislature and run for a position on the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners. The move comes as Will’s decision adds him to a competitive race following the retirement of longtime county commissioner John Martin.
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Colorado’s Push for Multiple Housemates to Solve ‘Affordable Housing’ Raises Concerns
A controversial bill introduced in the Colorado legislature aims to tackle the state’s housing shortage by prohibiting cities from implementing limits on how many people can live together.
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Colo. lawmakers bring the heat on CPW leadership regarding wolf release
Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Gibbs, Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis, and CPW Assistant Director Reid DeWalt appeared before the joint agriculture committees this week during the agency’s SMART Act hearing.
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Truck Convoy Heading to Southern Border Calling Itself An ‘Army of God.’
By the Lobby A convoy of self-proclaimed ‘patriotic Americans’ is gearing up to head to the U.S.-Mexico border next week, as tensions between Texas and the federal government continue to escalate. Dubbed the “Take Our Border Back” convoy, the organizers have named themselves as “God’s army” on a mission to combat the so-called globalists who
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The Border Patrol Union Denounces Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Removal of Razor Wire on Texas-Mexico Border
By the Lobby The recent Supreme Court ruling allowing the removal of razor wire along the southern border between Texas and Mexico has ignited a fierce debate between the Texas authorities and the US federal government. This weekend, Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd strongly condemned the recent decision, stating that agents are against cutting
Biden on the ballot: Joe’s struggles with minority voters to see first test in South Carolina primary
By Julia Johnson, Washington Examiner South Carolina commences President Joe Biden’s reelection effort in earnest on Feb. 3 with the first sanctioned Democratic primary. The contest, which he is all but sure to win, will be the first time in 2024 Biden will be on the ballot. As such, the state presents an opportunity to
Education Guide 2024: How to compare schools
By Savannah Eller [email protected] A Niche score, a GreatSchools star rating, a U.S. News & World Reports ranking. A quick online search of any Colorado Springs school will come up with popular sites dedicated to giving a picture of that school’s quality. Often driven by statewide test score data, these snap shot profiles might not
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More Colorado Springs-area students are homeschooling than before the COVID-19 pandemic
By O’Dell Isaac [email protected] COVID-19 turned living rooms into classrooms and parents into de facto teachers across the U.S. for more than a year. But now that the worst days of the pandemic appear to be well in the rearview mirror, a growing number of parents have decided to continue educating their children at home.
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