Ted Cruz Coming To Colorado In Hunt For Delegates
The state’s GOP delegation is in play because the party didn’t hold a straw poll on caucus night in March.
Bipartisan Hospital Provider Fee Bill Introduced At Colorado Capitol
Democrats want to redefine the hospital provider fee. That would effectively allow the state to hold onto hundreds of millions of dollars.
Colo. Budget Begins March Through State Legislature
The budget avoids threatened cuts to higher education. However, hospitals and road construction take a hit.
Denver Activists Restart Push For Private Marijuana Clubs
The group Responsible Use Denver submitted language Friday for a voter initiative to create private marijuana social clubs, and to allow pot use at special events with a permit.
With Eye On Brokered Convention, Race Is On To Select Colorado’s RNC Delegates
With Donald Trump and anti-Trump forces locked in a pitched battle for delegates, Colorado’s 37 RNC slots could be key.
Denver Nuns To Argue Contraception Case At US Supreme Court
Nuns with Little Sisters of the Poor will defend their opposition to the Obamacare contraception mandate Wednesday to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Study: Colorado’s Election Law Changes Saving State Time, Money
Lawmakers made some big changes to how the state conducts elections in 2013.
Colorado Lawmakers Makes Tearful Apology After DUI Arrest
State Rep. Dan Pabon, a Democrat who represents northwest Denver, was stopped by police late on Saint Patrick’s Day after making an illegal turn.
Bill Helping Teen Moms Pay For Childcare Advances
The bill waives a requirement that mothers pursue child support claims in order to qualify for the state’s daycare subsidy.
Tighter Economic Forecast Means State Budget Needs More Trims
The forecast downgrades Colorado’s expected rate of growth slightly, meaning lawmakers will either have to find cuts or draw down the state’s reserves a bit.
Colorado Bill Aims To Help Single Moms Get Child Care
In most of Colorado’s counties, single mothers have to identify the fathers of their children to qualify for subsidized child care. A bill would change that.
Republicans’ Voter ID Bill Moves To Democrat-Led State House
If it makes it into law, the photo ID requirement would be in effect for this fall’s presidential election. But that likely won’t happen.
Colorado Unemployment Rate Drops To 15-Year Low
Colorado’s unemployment rate has fallen to 3.2 percent.
Colorado ‘Berners’ Meet The Democrats’ Superdelegates And Come Away Sour
Bernie Sanders’ Colorado supporters thought they’d notched a win on caucus night. That was before they ran up against a pesky party primary rule.
Colorado Poised To Overhaul Voting System
Secretary of State Wayne Williams said many of the state’s voting systems haven’t been updated in more than a decade.
Rash Of Attacks Have Colorado Police Officers On Edge
It’s been a tough month for peace officers in this state; two have died in the line of duty and nearly a dozen have been injured.
