Whether tribal members should be provided a place on Colorado’s American Indian Affairs Committee was a consideration for a pair of House members Monday during a hearing for House Bill 25-1057 in front of the State, Civic, Military & Veterans Affairs Committee.
I saw a recent CPR article about the conflict between Trump’s directives on immigration and Colorado’s sanctuary state laws.
Colorado recently joined twenty-one other states in suing the federal government over President Trump’s Executive Order ending birthright citizenship.
If you are not a political insider, the two-month period between electing your state lawmakers to the General Assembly and the filing of bills as the state legislature begins might be filled with radio silence.
Rep. Luck’s bill to increase transparency in legislation gains broad committee support Read More »
A winter rite of passage returns this week, as the Colorado Farm Show takes place at Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley.
Colorado Farm Show is Jan. 28-30 at Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley Read More »
Dan Woog doesn’t hesitate when asked which hit was harder — one on the ice as a hockey player or one in politics as an elected official.
Taxation, at its core, is meant to serve a noble purpose. Governments levy taxes to fund essential services, protect citizens, and ensure the infrastructure of a functioning society.
Whether Gov. Jared Polis means what he says is the subject of a recent joint letter from three Republican members of the U.S. House to the governor.
Tom Jankovsky, Mike Samson and Perry Will are setting the standard.
Garfield County commissioners ‘demand a pause’ in wolf reintroduction program Read More »
A pair of complaints against the Pueblo County Democratic Party for failure to report revenue and expenses, as required by state law, have thus far gone unanswered by party officials, according to Tracer and the complainant. One of the complaints was first levied in October.
