Gov. Jared Polis and a bipartisan group of lawmakers rolled out the latest effort to reform construction-defects laws and jumpstart the condominium market Wednesday — a day after opponents introduced a conflicting bill that sets the playing field for this year’s debate.
Legislators introduce divergent bills addressing construction defects Read More »
As Rep. Ron Weinberg’s bill taking aim at food waste in school cafeterias from Julesburg to Cortez and all points in between was sailing through the Colorado House on final reading this week, his companion piece of legislation was getting similar treatment Thursday in a House committee.
A Jefferson County teacher lost her license after an alleged grooming scandal involving a student at Columbine High School.
How Jeffco Kids First exposed a school cover-up that made international headlines Read More »
The Colorado Department of Revenue announced that it will soon begin processing state income tax returns following weeks of delays. While no specific date was given, the department said it should be accepting returns some time this week.Â
A proposal intended to tackle “construction defects” and jumpstart the affordable condo market has begun its journey through the General Assembly.
HB 1272, a jumpstart of the affordable condo market, gains Gov. Jared Polis’ support Read More »
A proposal to include nuclear energy in two statutory definitions of clean energy has passed the Colorado House on second reading.
HB 1040, adding nuclear to state’s clean energy definitions, gains bipartisan support Read More »
Finding an oil company’s suit timely if categorized as a contribution action, the 10th Circuit on Wednesday revived a claim asking for a century-old mine’s previous owner to pitch in on a $63.7 million environmental cleanup bill.
10th Circuit sends bill for cleaning up old Colorado mine back to court Read More »
A Colorado restaurant industry battered by increasing costs and regulations will ask legislators Thursday to help it in a way that officials believe can make a huge difference — reducing wage requirements on its already highly compensated bartending and wait staff.
Struggling Colorado restaurants seek legislative help in rolling back key regulation Read More »
Wolf reintroduction could return to the Colorado ballot next year.Â
Another Republican measure, which could have made everyday life more affordable for Coloradans trying to get by, has been killed by House Democrats.
