Colorado education advocacy groups are banding together to call on lawmakers to begin more seriously examining how to close the gap between the amount Colorado spends on public education and the amount necessary to fully fund schools.
Three U.S. congressmen from Colorado have reintroduced the Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy Act, which combines four previously introduced Colorado public land bills into one piece of legislation.
Colorado Democrats lead federal bill to revitalize Colorado public lands Read More »
With less than three weeks until the March 29th election for Colorado GOP Chair, Rocky Mountain Voice reached out to all declared candidates with key questions about their vision, fundraising strategy, approach to unaffiliated voters, and stance on Proposition 108.
GOP Chair Race: Brita Horn Responds, Others Remain Silent Read More »
Colorado Democrats want to increase the tax obligation of Coloradans earning at least $300,000 and allow the state to keep dollars due to be refunded to residents under two ballot proposals they say would fix a $50 million deficit in a program meant to provide free meals to all students.
Richard Holtorf, a former state representative and the chairman of the Washington County Republican Party, announced Saturday in an exclusive interview with Rocky Mountain Voice his intention to seek the chairmanship of the Colorado Republican Party.
Ken DeGraaf laughed in response. Loud and unapologetic. The question? Whether he considered himself the “apex predator” of liberty in Colorado politics.
When about 90% of the Colorado population wants to see a doctor for an ailment, they call for an appointment and generally within a week or less can be seen on a non-emergency.
‘I’m for choice,’ Rep. Crank says, on health services for America’s veterans Read More »
The Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District stepped up its fight against a massive Colorado Springs annexation, citing concerns that water from farms in southeastern Colorado would be used to supply 6,500 new homes and businesses to support them.
Will Colorado Springs’ growth come at cost to Eastern Plains? Farmers say yes. Read More »
As an infectious disease specialist for nearly 26 years, Dr. Michelle Barron has never physically seen measles, and neither have a lot of other physicians of the 21st century.
Once eradicated measles could make a Colorado comeback; officials urge vaccination Read More »
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee approved an indefinite extension of the Emily Keyes – John W. Buckner Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Fund, which was set to expire in two years.
Colorado Senate committee extends organ and tissue donation fund indefinitely Read More »
