A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to make sure no one has to choose between staying with their pet, or having a roof over their head.
Colorado parents and teachers would get 60 days’ notice about staff layoffs or enrollment changes if their child care centers are acquired by chains backed by private equity firms.
House bill would impact about 175 private equity-backed child care chains Read More »
A bill increasing penalties for gun theft narrowly cleared its first hurdle on Tuesday, passing through the House Judiciary Committee by one vote.
The Colorado Restaurant Association and Foundation is supporting a group promoting independent restaurants in the state, in addition to the Restaurant Relief Act, to help keep Colorado’s restaurants and eateries open.
Colorado Restaurant Association supports tip offset bill as Denver restaurants struggle Read More »
A group that secured a major property tax deal with legislators last year is behind ballot measures to prohibit state and local governments from banning the use of gas or propane-fired equipment and appliances, such as stoves and heaters.
Proposals forbid Colorado governments from banning gas or propane-fired appliances Read More »
Access to public, governmental records ensures transparency, but in Durango School District 9-R, accessing them can come with hurdles. Parents say their Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) requests have been met with delayed responses and roadblocks.
The transparency fight for public records despite private agendas in Durango 9-R Read More »
The debate to end all debates may soon reach a conclusion.
A debate Tuesday on the proper role of government and at what point constitutional liberty has been infringed, led by Senate Republicans, fell upon deaf ears.
When she opened the 75th General Assembly with other lawmakers, Douglas County Republican Sen. Lisa Frizell noted Democrat Gov. Jared Polis’ description of “the free state of Colorado”.
SB 5, the undoing of the 81-year-old Labor Peace Act, is headed to Colorado House Read More »
Colorado entities have filed seven lawsuits — so far — against President Donald Trump’s executive orders.
Here are the seven lawsuits from Colorado challenging President Trump’s agenda Read More »
