Unemployment claims in Colorado saw an increase last week, mirroring the national trend, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Unemployment Claims in Colorado Rise, Reflecting National Trend Read More »
As discussions surrounding racial equity and historical injustices continue to gain momentum across the country, Colorado’s Black lawmakers are putting forward legislation that includes a high-profile study on the legacy of slavery and racial discrimination in the state.
Contentious Reparations Debate Emerges at Colorado State Capitol Read More »
In yet another attempt to nickel and dime hardworking Coloradans, Democrats have proposed a ridiculous new bill that would create a burdensome “Pet Animal Registration System.”
Democrats want a ‘pet tax’ and registry in Colorado Read More »
By Marianne Goodland | Colorado Politics With close to a third of lawmakers being appointed to office instead of elected by voters, the Colorado General Assembly likely holds a record that few state legislatures would want. A Colorado Politics analysis showed that of 24 out of the 28 current state lawmakers appointed by vacancy committees,
The Replacements: 28 lawmakers appointed to 29 seats by small groups of party insiders Read More »
In a stunning display of partisan politics, Colorado House Democrats have passed House Resolution 24-1004, drawing strong protests from House Republicans who argue that changing these rules is a deliberate attempt to suppress conservative voices. The resolution, offered by House Majority Leader Monica Duran, passed on a party-line vote of 42-19, further highlighting the growing divide between the two parties.
Colorado House Democrats pass resolution to stifle honest debate and silence GOP voices Read More »
Doug Bruce, the author of Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, is considering joining the Republican primary for the 5th Congressional District seat held by retiring U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn.
Although Biden still has a firm grasp on the state, an Emerson College poll released Friday and conducted from Jan. 23-28 finds Biden’s projected margin of victory has shrunk to 6% in the Centennial State.
In Colorado, poll finds Biden’s lead over Trump half of 2020 margin Read More »
Unaffiliated voters – who make up the largest share of the Colorado’s electorate – will still be allowed to participate in the state’s Republican primaries after a federal judge Friday rejected the Colorado GOP’s latest attempt to exclude them.
Neighbors of Republican candidate Russ Andrews, who is running for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, filed for a protection order against him in 2021, according to court documents.
Neighbors of a Colorado CD3 candidate filed for a protective order in 2021 Read More »
Colorado state lawmakers are targeting commercial truckers in their hope to reduce winter traffic jams on I-70, and critics argue that they are focusing on the wrong group of drivers.
Lawmakers eye safety fix on I-70 by targeting commercial drivers Read More »
