The proposal to ban so-called “assault weapons” is now on its way to the Colorado Senate after House legislators passed the measure during a rare legislation session on Sunday.
Bill banning so-called ‘assault weapons’ passed in House, headed to Senate Read More »
A state legislator in Colorado is pushing a resolution to go to the ballot that would bar an individual who is appointed to a legislative seat via the vacancy process from running for that position in the next election.
Ballot measure in Colorado would bar ‘placeholders’ from immediately seeking office Read More »
An estimated one in 20 children is homeschooled in America, and in Colorado about 16,000 students claim to be homeschooled.
House Republicans welcome homeschooled students to the Capitol Read More »
Doing what he is well known for, Independence Institute president Jon Caldara has started the process to let Colorado voters decide whether legislators should be treated differently than other elected officials when they meet in groups of more than two.
Colorado voters may get final say over the legislature side-stepping open meetings Read More »
After weeks of debate and over two dozen amendments, Colorado budget writers Wednesday put the finishing touches on a $40.6 billion budget that increases spending on state workers, health care services, K-12 and higher education.
Colorado’s $40.6 Billion budget is nearing final passage. Here’s what’s in it. Read More »
The state legislature Tuesday gave final approval to a measure that aims to improve living conditions for renters across Colorado by closing “loopholes” that make it difficult to request repairs from landlords.
Colorado lawmakers approve bill to require landlords to complete serious repairs faster Read More »
Step aside Babylon Bee.
There’s a new satire game in town and the conservative folks still left in Colorado are proud to call Scott Shamblin and Nicole McBurney their homies.
Satirical testimony zaps lefty Colorado lawmakers on guns, furries, abortion Read More »
Human trafficking, particularly of children, has been a hot and divisive topic at the state Capitol this year.
Assistant Senate Majority Leader Faith Winter, the No. 3 Democrat in the Colorado Senate, is seeking medical treatment for substance abuse, she told The Colorado Sun on Thursday.
A Colorado House bill could change the kind of liquor consumers can buy from some of the state’s large grocery and drug stores, mostly along the Front Range, if enacted into law.
Proposed law in Colorado could restrict alcohol sales at large chain grocery stores Read More »
