With just a month left in the state’s legislative session, top Colorado lawmakers still haven’t come out with a plan to deliver promised property tax relief — but they insist one is coming.
A bill by Rep. Anthony Hartsook, R-Parker, which would add certain criminal background investigation requirements of massage facilities in an effort to curb human trafficking, advanced Tuesday in the Colorado House.
Rep. Anthony Hartsook’s massage trafficking bill advances in House committee hearing Read More »
Senate Republicans on Tuesday charged that legislation seeking to effectively ban lawmakers from bringing firearms into the state Capitol is unconstitutional.
Colorado Republicans: Bill banning lawmakers’ guns from Capitol is unconstitutional Read More »
Recently, our Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution declaring Mesa County’s opposition to Senate Bill 24-159, which prohibits new oil and gas production in Colorado.
Daniel: Unleash responsible energy production in Colorado, kill Senate Bill 24-159 Read More »
State and local boards, councils and commissions would be required to livestream many of their public meetings and offer remote public testimony under a bill, endorsed Wednesday by a Colorado legislative committee, that is designed to improve access to government for people with disabilities.
Lawmakers advance bill to livestream, allow remote comment to state and local boards Read More »
Although I am less optimistic, I still hold out hope that Colorado isn’t irretrievably doomed to follow California, Oregon and Washington into the hopeless abyss of Progressivism.
Hillman: Progressive gun control bills defy common sense Read More »
The Colorado House on Monday approved the state’s $40.6 billion budget for the next fiscal year on a more or less party-line vote.
Colorado House approves $40.6 billion budget with just one Republican vote Read More »
Final approval was looming Monday for the “Long Appropriations Bill” in the Colorado House, and Minority Whip Richard Holtorf said Saturday he would be in opposition to the proposal to increase spending by more than $2 billion.
A bill from a group of liberal Colorado Democrats aimed at increasing transparency and accountability at charter schools has sparked major opposition, including from Gov. Jared Polis, bipartisan education groups and parents and students.
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 »
