
Capitol Conversation: Controversial Bills
State lawmakers are debating whether terminally ill patients with less than six months to live should be allowed to take medication to end their own lives.

Should Pink be an Alternative Official Hunting Color?
Colorado could be the next state to allow hunters to wear florescent pink.

Capitol Conversation: The Impact of the Political Year
Roughly three weeks into Colorado’s annual legislative session, a lot of bills are starting to get their first hearings.

Capitol Conversation: The First Wave of Bills
Lawmakers have introduced the first wave of bills as part of the annual legislative session.

Priority Trail Projects Named for ‘Colorado the Beautiful’ Initiative
Governor John Hickenlooper announced Wednesday that the state will prioritize connecting and building 16 hiking and biking trails in all parts of Colorado.

Capitol Conversation: Session Opens
Colorado lawmakers are back at the state capitol for the annual legislative session. Bente Birkeland discussed priorities from the Governor and legislative leaders as part of our capitol conversation series.

Gov. Hickenlooper Calls for Bipartisanship in State of the State Address
On Thursday Governor John Hickenlooper delivered his 6th State of the State address to the state legislature.

Colorado’s 2016 Legislative Session Opens
Colorado’s annual legislative session began on Wednesday, with the usual pomp and ceremony and opening day speeches.

Legislative Preview: Q & A with Colo. Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst
Speaker of the House Dickey Lee Hullinghorst [D-Boulder] is entering her second year as the leader of the chamber; she is also term limited at the end of the session.

Legislative Preview: Q & A with Colo. Senate Minority Leader Lucia Guzman
Democrats have a one-seat minority in the state senate. They’ll also have a new minority leader for the upcoming legislative session.

Legislative Preview: Q & A with Colo. Senate President Bill Cadman
Colorado’s annual legislative session begins on January 13th.

Capitol Conversation: Previewing Colorado’s 2016 Legislative Session
Colorado lawmakers are returning to the state capitol next week for the four-month annual legislative session.

This Changing Colorado: The Centennial State Confronts a Population Boom
“Colorful Colorado” may one day be referred to as “Crowded Colorado” given the number of people expected to move to the Centennial State by 2040.

State Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Local Fracking Bans
The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether local cities in Colorado can either ban hydraulic fracturing or declare a moratorium.

Hickenlooper: Colo. Won’t Say No To Syrian Refugees, But Verification Must Be ‘Stringent’
Originally published on December 19, 2018 8:44 pm Gov. John Hickenlooper announced Monday that Colorado would accept Syrian refugees. President Barack Obama said the U.S.

Lt. Governor Joe Garcia to Step Down
Colorado’s Lt. Governor Joe Garcia announced Tuesday that he is stepping down from the position next year, after five years on the job.