Colorado bill targeting guns made with 3D printers clears first hurdle
"It is a bipartisan issue of law and order, ensuring that bad actors can't use technology to evade background checks and serialization laws," Rep. Andrew Boesenecker said.
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Colorado abortion assistance fund reports record year, with 40% of patients it helped from Texas
Nearly 40% of the $1.74 million spent on abortion procedures last year went to help Texans, according to the Cobalt Abortion Fund -- second only to Coloradans, who received about...
Colorado enters redistricting war, with group pitching new map that would give Democrats a 7-1 edge
A plan that would give Democratic congressional candidates a strong edge in Colorado -- and put a temporary hold on its independent redistricting process -- could go to voters in...
Bill targeting 3D-printed firearms is on docket in the Colorado legislature this week
A pair of Democrat-backed gun control bills are set for key steps in the legislative process this week as Colorado lawmakers continue their work in the state Capitol.
Colorado Democrats propose tax reforms steering impact of federal tax cuts to families
Colorado Democrats are unveiling a suite of bills Tuesday that would divorce the state tax code from recent federal changes to provide some relief to low- and middle-income families with...
Democrats set sights on U.S. Rep. Jeff Crank’s district, which he won by 14 points. Will it matter this year?
"Even in a very favorable environment for Democrats, Congressman Crank is going to be the favorite there," a political analyst says. "But there is a good chance the Democrat can...
One of top Colorado Democrats in state Senate resigns to take new job
State Sen. Dafna Michaelson Jenet, one of the top Democrats in the Colorado legislature, announced that she will resign her seat on Friday.
Lawmakers want quicker social media warrant responses in wake of Evergreen High School shooting
"Tragically, (the student's) identity wasn't revealed until after the shooting, nearly two months later -- preventing our law enforcement from intervening and being able to stop this."
Colorado’s family-oriented tax credits gave ‘light and hope’ to one mom — but costs make their future uncertain
A study led by researchers at Washington University and Appalachian State University found that the three tax credits helping families lifted more than 52,000 Colorado children out of poverty last...
After sponsor lambastes RFK Jr., Colorado bill aiming to increase vaccine access passes Senate
The Colorado Senate on Thursday approved a bill that would expand the list of who can authorize and prescribe vaccines and, in the sponsor's words, sidestep 鈥渢he dysfunction coming out...