It’s take three for the unpopular, anti-gun SB 3 returning Thursday to the Colorado Senate floor
It’s a déjà vu moment in the Colorado Senate.
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Bipartisan bill to help inmates clear warrants before release sails through committee
Occasionally, there is a concept with such merit that it transcends party lines in Colorado’s General Assembly.
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Senate Bill 63, which would set parameters for removal of books in school libraries, advances
Should state officials weigh in on how books are selected in your child’s school library? That’s the core question behind Colorado’s Senate Bill 25-063, the ‘Freedom to Read’ bill, which was discussed this week in a Senate Education Committee hearing.
Rick Dunlap, a Montrose Co. commissioner and longtime sheriff, mourned by Western Colorado
Newly-elected Montrose County Commissioner, Rick Dunlap, died suddenly Feb. 8, 2025, leaving the Montrose community in grief and shock.
Bill would give candidates a choice to assign their watcher of preference in recounts
When the smoke began to clear in El Paso County’s House District 16 election in mid-November, Republican Rebecca Keltie had won election to the seat by seven votes.
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Garbo: The Party of spite (Democrats) betrayed their own promise on ‘No Tax on Tips’
In a stunning display of hypocrisy, the Democratic Party once again proved that their loyalty lies not with the American people but with their own desperate grip on power.
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HB 1131 is free-market solution to increase access to veterinarians, bill sponsor says
House Bill 1131, described by a bill sponsor as a free-market solution to the state’s growing veterinary shortage, appears to be fast-tracked to the Senate.
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Motorists are paying the price — $11.4B annually, to be exact — for state’s crumbling roads
Colorado’s deteriorating roads are hitting residents — and their vehicles — hard, in Grand Junction costing drivers an average of $1,704 annually in extra repairs, fuel costs, congestion delays and crash-related expenses.
General Assembly recognizes active-duty military, veterans in 10 resolutions
Active duty military, veterans and those prisoners of war or missing in action who never made it home were all honored Friday with bipartisan measures in the Colorado House and Senate.
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In a shifting of chairs, Republican parties have new leadership in many Colorado counties
The only constant in life is said to be change. That certainly is the way it may feel for those in a number of county Republican parties around Colorado.