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A Colorado lawmaker has agreed to stop blocking people on social media after being sued. But the ACLU wanted more.
The legal challenge targeting state Sen. Ray Scott, a Republican from Mesa County, will cost taxpayers $25,000
Top Stories
The good, the bad and the complicated: How Colorado’s electric vehicle laws changed this session
By Tamara Chuang Transportation Primary category in which blog post is published
Democrat Leroy Garcia, Colorado Senate president, will cast “no” vote on red flag bill
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado lawmakers seek overhaul for troubled $231 million program meant to help kids catch up on reading
By Christopher Osher Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signs national popular vote bill into law
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
New economic projections show smaller property tax cut. Colorado has oil and gas to thank (or blame).
The December economic forecasts also show a surplus that gives lawmakers more money to spend, but requires taxpayer refunds, too
This is the expected roadmap for Democrats in the Colorado Capitol
Bills passed by Democrats in the state House and killed by Republicans in the state Senate offer a glimpse of a possible agenda -- from health care to drilling to immigration.
Unite America wants to upend the two-party system in Colorado. Their strategy doesn’t look like it will work.
A Colorado Sun analysis shows the effort to elect independents in Colorado is struggling, and even if successful, wouldn’t shift the power dynamic much
Sudden opposition flares toward Amendment X, the hemp measure unanimously approved by the Colorado legislature
Lawmaker who supported the ballot measure said the bill is "preemptive and proactive" to better prepare Colorado hemp industry for changes in federal law.
Will two redistricting ballot measures this year put an end to one of Colorado’s longest-running political feuds?
The initiatives began with a conversation at a downtown Denver pub between four ex-lawmakers from opposing parties
