‘Colorado has told California to hold our beer’: Rep. Bradley warning it’s time for new direction
State Rep. Brandi Bradley, a Republican from House District 39 in Douglas County, won’t back down in the fight against government overreach.
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Three weeks after 13th Judicial District judge was retained by 14% margin, Supreme Court suspended him
The Colorado Supreme Court suspended a trial judge late last year, while ordering the state’s judicial discipline commission to keep it informed of the developments in the judge’s investigation.
Weld County Republican legislators seek to repeal Colorado’s ‘cage-free’ eggs law
A pair of Republican lawmakers are seeking to repeal Colorado’s “cage-free” eggs law, which went into full effect at the start of the year, citing the commodity’s price has increased more than any other food tracked.
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Senate bill aims to stop the expansion of grocery stores selling hard liquor in Colorado
The number of grocery stores selling hard booze under a quirky license initially designed for pharmacies would stop at about two dozen under a bill that advocates say is meant to save independent liquor stores.
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Schools with declining enrollment brace for “gut punch” from governor’s budget
School districts in urban, suburban and rural parts of Colorado fear serious funding cuts — amounting to as much as 30% of their total budget — that could force tough decisions next year under Gov. Jared Polis’ latest budget proposal.
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Senate Bill 25-005 would unwind labor compromise, prompt ‘right to work’ initiative
Colorado workers and their employers have lived in relative peace under a deal struck more than 80 years ago that stopped years of violence over salary and working conditions.
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Rep. Winter asks Coloradans to ‘get out to the stock show’ and see the state’s $47 billion industry
A leading voice of agriculture in the Colorado House, Rep. Ty Winter reminded urban and rural legislators alike Tuesday of the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
New wolf pack arrival in Western Colorado is just in time for calving season
On Saturday, Jan. 11, Colorado Parks and Wildlife put out a press release that they were going to begin trapping and transporting operations to bring up to 15 Canadian Grey Wolves from British Columbia, Canada, to Western Colorado.
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Lawmakers have introduced 10 education-focused bills thus far in 75th session
Colorado lawmakers hit the ground running as the 75th General Assembly opened last week, introducing more than 130 bills on the first day. Ten of those bills were education-related.
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‘You can’t win them all,’ but poll by Rep. Barron finds legislators (mostly) believe in Broncos
If ever there was a vote that should have earned 100% unity between the majority and minority in the Colorado House, this was it.