As the Colorado state legislature enters its third week, lawmakers have already introduced several bills that could have a significant impact on the business community. Here are seven that were introduced on the first day of the 2024 Colorado General Assembly:
Student enrollment statewide declined for a second year with new data from the Colorado Department of Education showing a loss of about 1,800 students on what’s called the October count, which is used to determine funding levels for school districts.
Student enrollment down statewide, up in Denver because of newly arriving immigrants Read More »
State House Minority Leader Mike Lynch, a Republican candidate in Colorado’s open 4th Congressional District, was arrested in 2022 on suspicion of drunken driving and being in possession of a gun while intoxicated, law enforcement records show.
The Denver City Council on Tuesday approved the $88.5 million purchase of the former Denver Post building in downtown.
Denver City Council approves $88.5 million purchase of former Denver Post building Read More »
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over yet expecting different results, which explains why Democrats are once again trying to legalize drug dens across Colorado for hardcore substances like fentanyl, heroin, and meth.
State Rep. Epps pushes bill for lethal drug injection centers across Colorado Read More »
Never since the passage of our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights in 1992 have I been more optimistic about the possibility of Coloradans winning back the lost personal and economic freedoms stolen by the government leviathan.
Caldara: Stage is set for the ‘Colorado Rebound’ Read More »
Once again, Denver progressives are pushing for the legalization and funding of “drug shooting galleries” in Colorado.
Liberal Democrats Push Failed Drug Policy in Colorado, Ignoring Public Concerns Read More »
(Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said it would reconsider a recent decision requiring Texas to remove a 1,000-foot-long (305-meter) floating barrier it had placed in the Rio Grande river to deter migrants from illegally crossing the border with Mexico.
US court will reconsider forcing Texas to remove Rio Grande migrant barrier Read More »
EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) sent a letter Wednesday to the Department of Veterans Affairs pressing the agency on its use of resources for the healthcare of illegal immigrants.
Blackburn questions Veterans Affairs over illegal immigrant use of agency resources Read More »
As GOP candidates shift their sights to New Hampshire, its residents are demanding more answers to the opioid crisis, which they say is plaguing the prominent swing state.
New Hampshire voters grill GOP hopefuls on problem they want treated as ‘top’ priority Read More »
