Colorado lawmakers substantially modified a proposal that originally listed nearly 20 places where a person would be prohibited to carry a firearm — even with a concealed weapons permit — to only a handful of areas, notably including higher education institutions.
Modified Colorado bill bans firearms in state Capitol, including for lawmakers Read More »
As she spread her son David’s ashes in Utah, Crystina Page was struck by the extraordinary beauty of the landscape.
She was also struck by the memory of being there before — having done the same thing.
Colorado lawmakers push for funeral industry regulations after string of scandals Read More »
A bill to ban new oil and gas drilling in Colorado after 2030 — which sparked a spate of industry TV ads with dire warnings — was rejected Thursday by a bipartisan majority of the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee after a marathon hearing.
Colorado lawmakers reject proposed ban on new oil and gas drilling after 2030 Read More »
A group of cattle producers left the Eastern Plains for the Colorado Capitol as the sun came up and finally made it home long after it set.
CattleWomen call on state lawmakers to suports ag license plate Read More »
Between March 15 and March 21, the six members of the Joint Budget Committee — the group of lawmakers in charge of drafting Colorado’s spending plan — found themselves with a problem.
Colorado lawmakers adopt cuts, hard choices as state faces $170 million budget shortfall Read More »
The Colorado lawmakers who write the state’s budget rejected a request from the governor and attorney general to hire a group of lawyers to be loaned out to the federal government to prosecute gun crimes in federal court.
After seeing all the hurt caused by Sunset Mesa, I took action. This included raising awareness through multiple documentaries, news interviews, and bringing legislation.
Soper: We are making progress on protecting the dead Read More »
Colorado’s state budget panel early Friday morning approved a spending plan for next fiscal year that would invest heavily in state workers and medical services, eliminate Colorado’s K-12 funding shortfall and limit college tuition increases to 3% for in-state students.
The North American wolverine — the animal, not the X-Men character — could return to Colorado.
Legislators push to reintroduce wolverines in Colorado, insisting process unlike wolves Read More »
After a year of social media accusations that she was a “sexual predator,” Rep. Leslie Herod, D-Denver, has been granted a restraining order against the spokesperson for state Treasurer Dave Young with a judge ruling the evidence does not support the claims.
