Douglas County’s commissioners are eyeing a legal challenge to Colorado’s “sanctuary” laws amid a surge in illegal immigration that has already cost Denver — the epicenter of the crisis — tens of millions of dollars.
Hundreds of Coloradans provided a master’s course on the Founding Fathers, the Federalist Papers and the U.S. Constitution Tuesday in opposition to House Bill 1292, but it was to no avail.
‘Assault weapons’ bill, opposed by hundreds in marathon hearing, advances in House Read More »
Colorado’s attempts to import lower-priced prescription drugs from Canada appear to have hit a significant roadblock, according to state documents.
Colorado is at odds with the feds over prescription drug importation, documents show Read More »
Rocky Mountain Gun Owners will rally on the west steps of the state capitol at 8 a.m. Tuesday, March 19, in opposition to specific anti-gun legislation under consideration.
RMGO leaders, members to rally Tuesday morning against “assault weapons” ban Read More »
Signatures needed to petition for a place on the primary ballot has been met by just three candidates for Congress to have pulled a petition, a report by the office of the Colorado secretary of state reads.
Most of us want to see the most vicious child predators and the monsters who use children for sex locked in the slammer for a good, long time.
Overbeck: Democrats in Colorado Legislature push bills endangering your children Read More »
Over the past year, property taxes have dominated Colorado’s state politics like rarely before.
Studies show Colorado property taxes are ‘extremely low.’ So why do they feel so high? Read More »
The Investigators with CBS News Colorado have uncovered a scheme that’s taking advantage of migrants in Denver, and potentially causing innocent Americans to fall victim to identity theft, all while city, state, and federal government agencies miss out on income tax revenue.
While state broadband officials ready their action plan to expand fiber to 99% of Colorado, a dispute over the amount of fees that telecommunications companies must pay to install lines along public rights of way has stalled dueling legislative efforts to define those fees.
Legislators at odds on broadband right-of-way fees Read More »
Colorado budget writers may be headed back to the drawing board.
Thanks to TABOR, $2B in refunds likely headed back Colorado taxpayers. Read More »
