Senate Democrats used their first bill hearing of the 2025 legislative session Tuesday to advance a proposed major change to the state’s Labor Peace Act, saying that the 82-year-old “compromise” law is not working for Colorado employees anymore.
SB5, the Labor Peace Act overhaul, advances over business complaints Read More »
John Fabbricatore and Steven Monahan were announced Wednesday as the leaders in the launch of Strong Advocates For Enforcement in Colorado (SAFE Colorado), aimed at enhancing public safety across the state by fostering collaboration among local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
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If you have not yet visited your grocer’s refrigerated section in 2025, you’re in a for a surprise. The only eggs you will find are cage-free, and they are expensive.
If you live in or have ever been to Colorado, one thing you may notice is that Coloradans love a good brewery. Colorado has boasted the likes of breweries such as Coors, New Belgium Brewing Company, Left Hand Brewing and Odell Brewing Co.
Senate President James Coleman announced on Tuesday that the ethics complaint against Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis, D-Longmont, is moving to a committee.
Bipartisan Senate committee to review ethics complaint against state Sen. Jaquez Lewis Read More »
State pension members in Colorado are likely to face another round of benefit cuts and contribution hikes within the next two years, board members learned last week, after a study found that the public retirement system has been underestimating some of its future debts.
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There’s been a swift response to President Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship as 22 state attorneys general, including Colorado, filed suit.
Colorado’s legal marijuana market continued sliding in 2024, hitting a seven-year low in annual dispensary sales.
Declining marijuana industry sales in Colorado hit seven-year low in 2024 Read More »
Twenty-two Democrat-led states and two cities challenged President Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship, that on Tuesday kicked off the first legal battles between his new Justice Department and Democratic attorneys general.
Colorado AG Weiser joins suit against Trump over birthright citizenship order Read More »
On Sunday, the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) released a report on the financial health of Colorado’s hospitals. While some are showing financial strength, others appear to be struggling.
