- That long debate — and the way it ended — could have repercussions for the rest of the legislative session.
- Secretary of State Jena Griswold is concerned discretionary recounts can be used to spread distrust in the election system.
- Ski lift accessibility, expanding insurance coverage for prosthetics and more are on the agenda.
- Williams, known for his hard right positions, told party members it’s time to “go on offense.”
- Housing, recreation, government -- advocates for people with disabilities say there are a lot of ways Colorado could be doing more to make those things accessible to all.
- Delay tactics to slow down or to try and stop the Democratic agenda are some of the only tools the GOP minority has.
- A number of states have restricted or banned abortion, as well as gender-affirming care for minors, in the past year.
- The move is sure to inflame the legislature and potentially divide Democrats.
- The day afterward, State Rep. Brianna Titone, Colorado’s only trans state lawmaker, implored her colleagues to discuss their differences more respectfully.
- The case is separate, but not entirely unrelated to, Peters’ legal troubles for allegedly helping someone breach the security of her office’s election equipment.
- The policy has been banned in Colorado for four decades, but that could all change this year.
- The winners include a “Pikes Peak or Bust” design and a tribute to Colorado's mining history.
- In recent years, Colorado has been among the top states in the country for auto theft.
- The proposal revives an ongoing debate about whether harassment should have to be severe or pervasive to support a legal claim.
- The proposals include mandatory waiting periods, gun industry liability and more.
- The package includes waiting periods and raising the purchasing age, but Democrats are split over whether to also try to ban assault weapons.
