When Rose Pugliese left behind her children to begin the 75th General Assembly in Denver, as children will do she was asked why she did the job of Colorado House minority leader.
What’s the difference between the Republican caucus in the Colorado House of Representatives and the U.S. House?
One early moment in 75th Legislature demonstrates unity of House Republican caucus Read More »
It did not take long for the opening of the 75th General Assembly to reach a hiccup Wednesday.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will hold meetings about potentially pausing or changing the wolf reintroduction program.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife to discuss citizen petition to stop wolf reintroduction Read More »
A move Tuesday, in the last weeks of the Biden Administration means credit reporting agencies like TransUnion, Equifax and Experian will no longer be able to include unpaid medical bills on credit reports. At least for now.
Colorado led effort to conceal medical debt from credit reporting in 2023 Read More »
The reward being offered by a “consortium of conservation groups” for information about a wolf poaching incident in Colorado has doubled to $100,000, as of January 7.
Reward upped to $100K after dead wolf found with gunshot wound in Colorado Read More »
A Democratic vacancy committee for Senate District 31 chose Matthew Ball to represent the central Denver district after five rounds of voting Tuesday night.
In Round 5, Democrat Matthew Ball gets nod to represent Colorado’s Senate District 31 Read More »
Colorado regulators want to raise fees by as much as 67% on air-pollutant emissions and the permits that are required for them — a price hike that industry leaders hope will result in faster permitting.
Colorado regulators seeking steep increases in permitting fees for air pollutants Read More »
The 75th session of the Colorado General Assembly opens Wednesday, Jan. 8, with sine die — adjournment on the final day of the session — slated for May 7.
While lobbyists have always been a fairly regular fixture at the Colorado General Assembly, there have been moments in Colorado history when their presence wasn’t appreciated. Late January 1957 was one of those moments.
When the utilities lobby received an icy reception from Colorado state senators Read More »
