It only took six weeks in 2025 for the first confirmed wolf livestock depredation to be reported, this one from Jackson County.
Jackson County rancher is first to have a confirmed livestock kill by wolves in 2025 Read More »
The Colorado state pension board would be subject to term limits and new transparency requirements under a measure introduced in the state legislature earlier this month.
Colorado lawmakers eye term limits, transparency rules for PERA board Read More »
The Colorado Republican Party sued six prominent state Republicans this week alleging the group orchestrated a failed “coup” that attempted to remove state GOP Chairman Dave Williams and his fellow state party officers from their positions last summer, costing the party substantial legal fees and diverting resources from campaigns just weeks before the November election.
Colorado GOP sues Republicans who tried to oust Dave Williams from state chair position Read More »
Legislation further restricting firearm ammunitions sales in Colorado successfully passed committee Thursday.
HB 1133, prohibiting the sale of ammunition to those under age 21, passes committee Read More »
Several Denver restaurants said they are at a boiling point with the state of downtown.
Colorado lawmakers Thursday dropped bipartisan legislation that would allow local voters to raise their county lodging tax rate to 6% from the existing 2%.
As the Colorado Senate readies for debate on a measure to ban semi-automatic weapons with detachable magazines, a new poll shows residents prefer to see more of focus on prosecuting crime, including gun thefts, rather than enacting stricter gun laws.
Poll shows Coloradans prioritize gun theft prosecution over passing new laws Read More »
Debate over Senate Bill 25-003, which began in the late afternoon Thursday and continued into the wee hours of Friday morning, is slated to resume again Friday morning in the Colorado Senate.
Sponsors offer some concessions, but SB 3 still ‘infringement,’ Republicans argue Read More »
After years of dismissing the idea of promoting nuclear-energy development in Colorado, some legislative Democrats are coming around on it — and late Thursday, they joined with Republicans for the first time to advance a bill that would incentivize the energy source.
For the first time, Colorado legislators push forward a bill to boost nuclear energy Read More »
The same guns which Senate Bill 25-003, the semi-auto firearm ban, would make unlawful for Coloradans to sell, purchase or transfer ownership of, would be allowed for filmmakers in the state to use as props.
