Citing fiscal worries, legislative leaders on Tuesday approved a proposal to put 10 interim and year-round committees on hold that would otherwise meet once the legislature concludes its 2025 session on May 7.
State lawmakers place 10 interim, year-round committees on hold, citing fiscal concerns Read More »
A bill that won a party-line vote in the House Health & Human Services Committee aims to cap the price insurers pay urban hospitals for health services for state employees and those insured in the small group market.
Colorado’s House Judiciary Committee advanced a bill to establish 15 new judgeships throughout the state by a vote of 9-2 on Tuesday.
Colorado House’s Judiciary Committee advances bill to add 15 judges Read More »
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero laid off dozens of employees in the central office to save the district roughly $5 million annually.
Superintendent’s cuts result in $5M in annual savings from 38 central office positions Read More »
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced it will review the Colorado case that led to the prosecution of former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters. In May 2021, Peters was convicted of multiple felonies and misdemeanors related to a security breach involving election equipment at the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder’s Office.
Prosecution of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to be reviewed by Justice Department Read More »
The Colorado Department of Law said it will investigate a campaign finance complaint against Secretary of State Jena Griswold tied to a website proclaiming a run for governor.
Campaign finance complaint against Jena Griswold to be investigated Read More »
A bill seeking to repeal a portion of the 2021 Farmworkers Bill of Rights cleared its first hurdle last week when the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee advanced the measure.
A measure allowing Colorado government entities to take even longer to process public records requested by residents passed in a 26-7 vote in the Senate on Wednesday.
Colorado Senate passes bill to extend public’s wait time for records requests Read More »
Two of Denver’s most popular strip clubs must pay $14 million in penalties and back pay over stolen wages in what Denver Auditor Tim O’Brien described as one of the most “extraordinary cases he’s ever conducted.”
Denver auditor finds two strip clubs owe $14M in stolen wages Read More »
A month and some change after it went into effect, Colorado’s hands-free driving law appears to be showing early success at curbing distracted driving, according to research from Cambridge Mobile Telematics.
Colorado’s hands-free driving law appears to be working, early data shows Read More »
