After years of dismissing the idea of promoting nuclear-energy development in Colorado, some legislative Democrats are coming around on it — and late Thursday, they joined with Republicans for the first time to advance a bill that would incentivize the energy source.
For the first time, Colorado legislators push forward a bill to boost nuclear energy Read More »
The same guns which Senate Bill 25-003, the semi-auto firearm ban, would make unlawful for Coloradans to sell, purchase or transfer ownership of, would be allowed for filmmakers in the state to use as props.
ICE raids in Colorado were thwarted last week by media leaks.
The odds might not be in your favor in Colorado that if you operate a motor vehicle here, it won’t be stolen at some point.
Sen. Rod Pelton asks Colorado lawmakers to ‘crack down on crime in this state’ Read More »
Rod Bockenfeld, who served Colorado’s House District 56 for three terms, has died, Sen. Rod Pelton announced Thursday to the Colorado Senate.
Three-term Republican state Rep. Rod Bockenfeld has died Read More »
A series of seven amendments were all lost Thursday as Colorado Senate Republicans were powerless to improve upon a partisan Democrat bill they say is in search of a problem.
After reaching a record low number of pedestrian deaths in 2009, a AAA study found that pedestrian deaths increased by over 80% across the United States.
Pedestrian fatalities have surged in Colorado, AAA report finds Read More »
The Drug Enforcement Administration is working with other federal agencies on immigration enforcement in Colorado. In the last 2.5 weeks, the DEA Rocky Mountain Field Division has made over 90 arrests. Some of the suspects were involved in trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine, while others had committed violent offenses both in the U.S. and in their home countries.
‘Top 10’ are now in ICE custody for drug trafficking, other violent crimes Read More »
As Douglas County School District leaders and board members weigh closing three schools in Highlands Ranch, they’ll prioritize keeping together groups of students and staff from individual schools, ensuring student safety in traffic zones and analyzing current and future enrollment projections.
Rep. Scott Bottoms may have learned Tuesday that perception is indeed reality.
