When Colorado lawmakers in March made the first major changes to the state’s open meetings law since the 1990s, top Democrats promised it wouldn’t reduce government transparency.
In state politics, the term “super-minority” might not be as familiar as “super-majority,” but it plays a crucial role in shaping the legislative landscape.
Analyzing a super-minority in Colorado’s legislature and what it means for governance Read More »
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis addressed the crowd Wednesday night at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago as a slate of speakers focused on the Project 2025 agenda and the “freedoms” they argued Republicans want to take away.
Colorado legislators once again are discussing how to move office workers and other commuters out of single-occupancy vehicles, setting up another potential confrontation on the subject during the 2025 legislative session.
More Colorado students regularly showed up to class last school year following record rates of absences during the pandemic, but attendance rates were still higher before COVID, data released Thursday morning by the Colorado Department of Education shows.
Study: In Colorado public schools, 1 in 4 students misses at least 10% of school days Read More »
I wish the Colorado 2nd Amendment Caucus well. I support the idea.
I just don’t think it’s going to matter.
Gaines: I wish the Colorado 2nd Amendment Caucus well Read More »
I cannot believe the arrogance of the Democrat-led legislators and the posturing of Gov. Polis over the property tax issue.
Emails from Readers: Say ‘Nuts’ to Polis and Dems, keep property tax on the ballot Read More »
An Oregon-based drug trafficking cell leader with ties to a large Mexico-based drug trafficking organization received a federal prison sentence this week after an investigation by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
Drug traffickers, with ties to Colorado, sentenced to prison in Oregon Read More »
The arrival of fall colors is just weeks away in Colorado, sure to put on a show worth planning a trip into the mountains for.
A proposal for the three-day special session that starts on Aug. 26 would ask voters for a constitutional change to block any further statewide ballot measures that would limit property tax revenue.
