It’s take three for the unpopular, anti-gun SB 3 returning Thursday to the Colorado Senate floor
It’s a déjà vu moment in the Colorado Senate.
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Bipartisan bill to help inmates clear warrants before release sails through committee
Occasionally, there is a concept with such merit that it transcends party lines in Colorado’s General Assembly.
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HOA foreclosure bill that would add homeowner protections is back in front of lawmakers
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.
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Senate committee questions Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis’ response to ethics complaint
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.
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Senate Bill 63, which would set parameters for removal of books in school libraries, advances
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.
Bill would give candidates a choice to assign their watcher of preference in recounts
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.
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Democrat-led SB 63, seeking to curb library book challenges, clears first hurdle
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.
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$71M project to address ice buildup in Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels
The iconic Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels on the Interstate 70 corridor might soon be getting a facelift after the Colorado Department of Transportation noticed more ice buildup over the past several years.
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Senate committee halts SB 44, the bill to increase fentanyl criminal penalties
With a 4-3 vote, a bill that proposed harsher criminal penalties related to fentanyl was postponed indefinitely Monday night inside the Colorado Capitol after a lengthy hearing inside the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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U.S. Rep. Boebert asks Energy Sec. Wright to ‘stop land grab’ of 325K acres in Southeast Colorado
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is the first member of the Colorado Congressional delegation to send a letter to newly minted Secretary of Energy — and fellow Coloradoan — Chris Wright asking Secretary Wright to recognize the lack of transparency and inability of landowners to provide comments about the department’s proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor or NIETC (Pronounced nit-see) designation.