Anyone choosing to visit the state’s capitol is doing so at their own peril, Minority House Whip Rep. Richard Holtorf told Grant Stinchfield during a recent appearance on Real America’s Voice.
‘Citizens are not safe coming to the state capitol’, Rep. Holtorf says on Stinchfield Read More »
The largest and most active methane emissions detection test bed in the world is located in Colorado. It just landed a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to expand its methane leak simulator site in Fort Collins.
Colorado State University lands $25 million grant to boost methane detection work Read More »
With more than a dozen amendments being added to the new school finance formula, outspoken opponents that have come out against the measure may move closer to a position of support.
Amendments to Colorado’s school finance formula could move opponents closer to support Read More »
Candidates from the two major parties appearing at the bottom of the 4th Congressional District’s special election ballot might or might not grab voters’ attention.
State Rep. Richard Holtorf, R-Akron, will appear second on the Republican Party’s 4th Congressional District primary ballot, immediately following U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, he announced Friday.
Holtorf celebrates drawing second-line place on 4th District Republican primary ballot Read More »
If Peter Yu earns the Republican nomination for Congress in Colorado’s 4th District, it may just be through his work ethic and accessibility with voters.
Facing outcry from local officials, Colorado Democrats this week said they would back off a plan to withhold highway maintenance funding from cities that don’t meet proposed state targets for housing density near transit stops.
The long-awaited major property tax bill will likely be introduced sometime early next week, giving it about a week to work through the General Assembly before its May 8 adjournment.
Colorado lawmakers to introduce long-awaited property tax relief bill Read More »
Democrat Trisha Calvarese will remain on the June 25 special election ballot in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, a Denver judge ruled Wednesday in throwing out a lawsuit seeking to dislodge her.
On day 105 of the 120-day legislative session, lawmakers have 374 bills out of 673 bills introduced that need action between now and midnight, May 8, when the session adjourns.
In final weeks of Colorado legislative session, 374 bills still need action Read More »
