DENVER – A bill that would allow school district employees to carry firearms on campus was approved Tuesday by the Colorado Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee.The 3-2 vote for...

DENVER – For a second day, Coloradans gathered at the steps of the Colorado Capitol to express their concerns with what the future holds under the Trump administration. But where Friday’s...

DENVER– A resolution directed toward Congress, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Colorado attorney general is being drafted by members of the Colorado Legislature,...

DENVER – The opening prayer and Pledge of Allegiance at the Colorado House of Representatives on Friday were punctuated by chants of “not my president.” As soon as the meeting adjourned, several...

DENVER – Wednesday marked the midpoint of John Hickenlooper’s final term as governor, as well as the beginning of the 2017 legislative session. And discussions of his legacy Hickenlooper are...

DENVER – Colorado Senate President Kevin Grantham, R-Cañon City, opened the legislative session by rolling out an agenda highlighted by bills that seek to repeal the Colorado Health Care Exchange...

DENVER – The Colorado Department of Higher Education is seeking a budget increase of $20.5 million for the 2017-18 fiscal year because of increased health insurance costs and a need to moderate...

DENVER – As the 71st Colorado General Assembly prepares to convene this week, some Democrats expressed concern over how much can be accomplished because of an expected $500 million gap between Gov....

DENVER – Southwest Colorado’s state legislators are gearing up for the 2017 session that will begin Jan. 11 – although there could be some shifting of jobs. That’s because of a Senate vacancy that...

DENVER – The upcoming state legislative session will feature a whole new cast of lead characters for the Republican Party after its leadership was overhauled in the wake of the November elections....

DENVER – The minimum wage will begin to rise, it will be tougher to amend the state constitution, and primary elections will change with the new year. Along with state amendments and propositions...