A month and some change after it went into effect, Colorado’s hands-free driving law appears to be showing early success at curbing distracted driving, according to research from Cambridge Mobile Telematics.
Colorado’s hands-free driving law appears to be working, early data shows Read More »
Dave Williams will become the fifth straight one-term chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, announcing the decision in an email to members Friday not to seek re-election.
Dave Williams will not seek second term as Colorado GOP chairman Read More »
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is “very, very seriously” considering a run for Colorado governor in 2026, according to two senior aides, as he contemplates how to most effectively push back against the Trump administration.
Relief from a state reporting requirement on ranchers most impacted by the reintroduction of wolves could soon be on its way.
Gov. Jared Polis has signed his first law of the 2025 legislative session, a bipartisan cleanup measure that affects the state’s nursing homes.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signs first law of 2025 session, a bipartisan cleanup measure Read More »
A proposal to cut wages for some restaurant employees is dividing Colorado Democrats and the restaurant industry.
The transition to renewable energy is a major focus of the state of Colorado and a number of states across the country, but as Tommy Beaudreau explained to a full classroom at the University of Colorado Law School and around 150 online attendees, the work to complete it isn’t completely straightforward.
Old laws impede energy transition efforts on public lands Read More »
Colorado’s second-highest court agreed last week that the state’s current method of adjudicating campaign finance complaints is constitutional and is not the “very definition of tyranny.”
Appeals court says state campaign finance enforcement framework is constitutional Read More »
Some private property owners are turning back the clock to install 19th century alarms, and a bill in the state legislature aims to define the practice.
‘Jurassic Park’ alarm systems debated in HB 1060 reading on House floor Read More »
As House Democrats were slamming one bill after another through on readings Thursday, Larimer Republican Rep. Ron Weinberg wanted to know why one of them was a bill on the floor at all.
Rep. Weinberg asks ‘Why do we need a bill?’ during reading of HB 1226 Read More »
