Meet Bryce and Lisa Casto, sixth-generation ranchers on the Western Slope, who are worried that the Dolores Monument designation will close their roads and leave them unable to care for their livestock.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert listens to Western Slope leaders on energy, water and land use Read More »
When Northeast Coloradan residents noticed their property taxes double from 2019 to 2020, a few of them filed suit against the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District.
This measure would enshrine school choice as a “right” in the Colorado Constitution.
Support Amendment 80: Constitutional right to school choice Read More »
House Bill 24B-1001 was the solution in a whirlwind, not-quite four-day special session of the Colorado Legislature, aimed at addressing escalating property taxes.
New property tax law could result in fewer tax breaks Read More »
This measure seeks to add the following language to the Colorado Constitution: “The right to abortion is herby recognized. Government shall not deny, impede or discriminate against the exercise of that right, including prohibiting health insurance coverage for abortion.”
Oppose Amendment 79: Constitutional right to abortion Read More »
Judge Matthew Barrett has sentenced former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters to 9 years of incarceration following a guilty verdict in her election integrity case.
[UPDATED] Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters given 9-year sentence by judge Read More »
The 4th/5th Street Pilot Project in Grand Junction has sparked a public outcry. City officials call the project a step toward a friendlier downtown for pedestrians and cyclists, but many residents feel it has done more harm than good.
This bipartisan measure simply seeks to provide an extra week of time for the secretary of state to meet election deadlines. The bill summary cites the deadline for military and overseas ballots as reasoning for the additional time.
Oppose Amendment K: Modify constitutional election deadlines Read More »
Presently, Section 31 of the Colorado Constitution regarding marriage reads: “Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state.” This measure repeals the language, currently read to restrict same-sex marriage.
(Neutral) Amendment J: Repealing the definition of marriage in the Constitution Read More »
Candidates for mayor and City Council seats in Parker will appear in a forum hosted by the Downtown Business Alliance at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, at the Deep Space Lounge, an email received by the Rocky Mountain Voice indicates.
