It would be difficult to say what turned Republican support against a bipartisan bill Tuesday in the House’s Judiciary Committee — the considerable expenditure required in a down fiscal year or the potential raised of harm to gun owners.
Much like a bar regular returning for happy hour, Colorado’s liquor wars are back at the Capitol, beginning this year with another attempt to limit the growth of grocery stores selling a full portfolio of beer, wine and spirits.
Liquor and grocery stores are feuding again over who should get to sell what products Read More »
U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans, the grandson of Mexican immigrants, has joined the U.S. House’s Congressional Hispanic Conference, his office announced Wednesday.
Rep. Evans, the grandson of immigrants, joins U.S. House’s Hispanic Conference Read More »
Occasionally, there is a concept with such merit that it transcends party lines in Colorado’s General Assembly.
Bipartisan bill to help inmates clear warrants before release sails through committee Read More »
A new bill being considered by Colorado lawmakers would protect homeowners from losing everything should they end up in foreclosure with their HOA. Colorado resident Holly Crystal is among those testifying in support.
HOA foreclosure bill that would add homeowner protections is back in front of lawmakers Read More »
The Senate Ethics Committee began its discussion on the ethics complaint against Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis, D-Longmont, on Tuesday but appeared to take a dim view of how she responded to the complaints.
Senate committee questions Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis’ response to ethics complaint Read More »
Should state officials weigh in on how books are selected in your child’s school library? That’s the core question behind Colorado’s Senate Bill 25-063, the ‘Freedom to Read’ bill, which was discussed this week in a Senate Education Committee hearing.
When the smoke began to clear in El Paso County’s House District 16 election in mid-November, Republican Rebecca Keltie had won election to the seat by seven votes.
Bill would give candidates a choice to assign their watcher of preference in recounts Read More »
Colorado’s public schools would be required to have policies governing school library book challenges, and only parents with students at a school would be allowed to challenge a book in that school’s library.
Democrat-led SB 63, seeking to curb library book challenges, clears first hurdle Read More »
