State Rep. Brandi Bradley has announced a pair of town hall meetings she will host in District 39 to discuss legislative victories, losses and what lies ahead.
Rep. Bradley announces town hall meetings to review legislative session, focus on future Read More »
Days after a new state law began allowing Colorado students to choose their names at school, an effort to require parental notification for such behavior started petitioning for the November ballot.
Eighteen years after he was first elected to the Colorado Legislature, state Senator Bob Gardner concluded his final legislative session on Wednesday, May 8.
In an effort to avoid having to go to voters for tax increases, Colorado state lawmakers have increasingly turned to fees.
From bag fees to car fees, two ballot measures could end Colorado’s fee-frenzy Read More »
One Colorado legislator has become the subject of fan pages, a weekly holiday and an effort to replace Mayor Mike Johnston’s greeting at the Denver airport with his voice instead.
‘The Most Legit Dude’ in the Colorado Capitol: Senator becomes unlikely celebrity Read More »
An effort to share personal stories of tragedy related to fentanyl use and seek solutions will hit theatres this coming week. The film “DEVASTATED: Colorado’s Fentanyl Disaster” will premiere in four select theatres from May 15-17.
‘Devastated’ details the deadly fentanyl epidemic and calls Coloradans to action Read More »
Colorado policymakers wrapped up this year’s legislative session on Wednesday night, following a hectic pace that saw them passing major proposals on housing, taxes and guns.
Three takeaways from Colorado’s 2024 legislative session Read More »
The Colorado legislature debated more than 700 bills in the lawmaking term that ended Wednesday.
101 bills debated by the Colorado legislature in 2024 that you need to know about Read More »
Six counties have been awarded $894,411 in grant funding by the Colorado Secretary of State’s Electronic Recording Technology Board, a release received by Rocky Mountain Voice reads.
Secretary of State announces $894K in grants directed to six county governments Read More »
A bill passed today, touted as the answer to skyrocketing property taxes, does NOT cut property taxes. Instead of paying an effective rate of 6.3% this year, you’ll be paying 6.8% next year.
Want real property tax relief? Stay tuned for ballot initiatives in November. Read More »
