As House Democrats were slamming one bill after another through on readings Thursday, Larimer Republican Rep. Ron Weinberg wanted to know why one of them was a bill on the floor at all.
Rep. Weinberg asks ‘Why do we need a bill?’ during reading of HB 1226 Read More »
A man who has a combined 81 years experience in law enforcement and the military was honored Thursday on the floor of the Colorado House.
Jump started in the past year by Gov. Jared Polis’ clean energy mandate and the imminent closing of the Craig Station Power Station, local governments have been studying new technologies — such as small modular nuclear generation and technologies that allow spent nuclear fuel to be recycled and repurposed.
Western Slope officials supporting the nuclear option for energy Read More »
He holds a black belt in judo and has a knack for spotting nonsense.
Black belt, Army career prepared Rep. Hartsook for the fight under the Golden Dome Read More »
Douglas County Republican Sen. Lisa Frizell has joined the ranks of the more than 5,000 Coloradans who annually receive a breast cancer diagnosis, she told members of the Colorado Senate on Wednesday.
A swing for the fence by Republican Rep. Ron Weinberg to affirm the Second Amendment rights of Coloradans in law was killed this week in committee, but even Mickey Mantle struck out once in every five at-bats.
In his William B. Travis moment Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Paul Lundeen symbolically drew a line in the sand and asked members of both legislative chambers to join him in a cessation of out-of-control spending.
A measure to restrict state-issued licensing of liquor-licensed drugstores to the 36 which already have one has been passed out of the Colorado Senate and is on its way to the House.
SB 33 is protectionist measure favoring liquor stores over grocers, Sen. Liston says Read More »
The exploitation of U.S. tax dollars is an ever-present threat, imperiling the financial integrity and stability of the nation.
Fuller: The U.S. government’s war on fraud, waste and abuse Read More »
In a matter of 12 days, Pueblo County Democrat Rep. Tisha Mauro cast a vote to place an ammunition ban on the Colorado House floor, and then voted against it on the floor in a switcheroo being criticized by Rocky Mountain Gun Owners.
