- Dominion Voting Systems employee Eric Coomer became the subject of conspiracy theories and the target of harassment shortly after the 2020 election.
- Compared to the wide support for 2020's police accountability bill, these new criminal justice proposals have run into significantly more opposition.
- Some state lawmakers want to make even more changes to how police do their jobs, but their ideas face stiff opposition amid rising crime and changing politics.
- The measures don’t go as far as some advocates for reforming gun policies had hoped, but supporters say they will make key changes to reduce gun violence and make effective steps to save the most lives.
- An effort to set a cap on the potency of marijuana products looks like a no-go with lawmakers this year, but other measures are still on the table.
- Renters and undocumented immigrants are two groups that could see their situations change significantly, under a slate of progressive policies at the statehouse.
- The legislature's Democratic Black Caucus opened their press conference after the verdict with a prayer for justice and healing.
- The gun control measures passed the state legislature almost entirely along party lines.
- Look, we know it's complicated. It could also be the biggest thing the state does on health care since the Affordable Care Act.
- After the mass shooting in Boulder, some Democratic lawmakers said it was time to pursue a ban. But the legislature's top proponent for stricter gun laws believes embarking on that fight would make it harder to pass other reforms.
- Congressional redistricting is a one-in-a-decade political dogfight like no other, and this go-round in Colorado is starting off with some extra challenges.
- Does Colorado have universal background checks? Is there a magazine capacity limit?
- Last year, the pandemic forced the state to cut more than $3 billion. Now, Colorado has billions of additional dollars to spend.
- You've heard a lot about health care, guns and transportation. But lawmakers are working on a ton of other ideas that will affect your life in ways you might not expect.
- In interviews with politically engaged gun owners across the state, each said they didn’t believe an assault weapons ban or increased restrictions would save lives.
- Kristi Burton Brown has been selected as the next chair of the Colorado Republican party, beating four other contenders for the position during an election held Saturday. Burton Brown previously served as the GOP party’s vice chair.
