A vacancy committee of Arapahoe County Democrats elected Jamie Jackson to serve as the state representative for House District 41, replacing Sen. Iman Jodeh, who left the position to serve in the Senate.
Arapahoe Co. Democrat Jamie Jackson wins House District 41 seat after vacancy election Read More »
All Colorado school districts would be required to adopt a cellphone policy with rules for when and how students can use phones in school under a bipartisan bill set to be introduced in the legislature later this month.
Colorado schools may soon be required to have a cellphone policy Read More »
Senate Democrats used their first bill hearing of the 2025 legislative session Tuesday to advance a proposed major change to the state’s Labor Peace Act, saying that the 82-year-old “compromise” law is not working for Colorado employees anymore.
SB5, the Labor Peace Act overhaul, advances over business complaints Read More »
If you have not yet visited your grocer’s refrigerated section in 2025, you’re in a for a surprise. The only eggs you will find are cage-free, and they are expensive.
Senate President James Coleman announced on Tuesday that the ethics complaint against Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis, D-Longmont, is moving to a committee.
Bipartisan Senate committee to review ethics complaint against state Sen. Jaquez Lewis Read More »
A Colorado state senator has proposed legislation to minimize transportation fees in an effort to lower prices for residents.
Weld County senator hopes to pass bill to lower Coloradans’ transportation costs Read More »
With the 2025 session underway, Colorado Politics caught up with House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese on her priorities and expectations. The answers have been slightly edited.
Q&A: Affordability is big priority for House Republican Leader Rose Pugliese Read More »
State Rep. Dusty Johnson, who represents seven mostly sparsely populated counties on the Northeastern Plains of Colorado in House District 63, entered the 75th General Assembly ready to champion rural communities, agriculture and water rights.
The 2024 legislative session ended with some unfinished business for some lawmakers, a few of whom have decided to give their previously unsuccessful bills another shot. While some measures have undergone changes based on feedback from last year, others remain the same.
Its back to the future for some bills that failed to advance in last year’s session Read More »
Less than a week before the first scheduled hearing of a bill to rewrite Colorado’s Labor Peace Act, a coalition of business groups has released a poll that it argues shows voters of all stripes are overwhelmingly opposed to the proposed changes.
Less than one-third of voters support changes to Labor Peace Act, poll finds Read More »
