2 final gun bills passed by Colo. Democrats
The Colorado House passed stricter restrictions on gun ownership by domestic offenders and required in-person training for concealed-carry permits.
The Colorado House passed stricter restrictions on gun ownership by domestic offenders and required in-person training for concealed-carry permits.
A measure to set a marijuana blood limit for drivers faces a big test Monday in the chamber where it has failed three times before.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall says supporters of universal background checks for gun buyers aren't giving up despite a defeat in the Senate.
The Senate has rejected a bipartisan effort to expand federal background checks to more firearms buyers in a crucial showdown over gun control.
A bill to dramatically raise renewable energy requirements for Colorado cooperative electric associations has cleared the state Senate by a single vote.
The measure aims to revise inequitable school funding and pay back schools hurt by years of deep budget cuts.
Changes to election Colorado rules allowing same-day voter registration and mailing ballots to all registered voters will get its first hearing in a state House committee.
A measure to protect dogs is winning broad bipartisan support in a Colorado Legislature that has many times this year devolved into sharp partisan bickering.
The Colorado Department of Revenue is asking state lawmakers to allow people to register their vehicles and get titles using their computers.
The Colorado House has approved a $20.5 billion budget that includes more money for schools, colleges and parole officers.
Future marijuana shops in Colorado could face more neighborhood reaction before opening their doors.
The marijuana regulation debate in Colorado continues Thursday with lawmakers asking who should regulate the newly legal drug.
Dog lovers concerned about recent cases where law enforcement officers fatally shot people's pets are lobbying Colorado lawmakers on a bill to train officials on how to handle canine encounters.
More schools would serve breakfast after the school bell under a bill that has won initial approval in the state House.
Referred Measure B asks voters if the city can keep excess tax revenue to use on future road projects.
If voters choose yes, the land will be designated as industrial office zoning, which will allow Brady Trucking to expand its operations.
Civil unions for gay couples are expected to get approval from Colorado House lawmakers and the bill will be on its way to the governor's desk to become law.
Rick Brainard vs. Bill Pitts
Harry Butler vs. Duncan McArthur vs. Robert Noble
Laura Luke vs. Bonnie Beckstein vs. Marty Chazen
Phyllis Norris vs. Tom Kenyon
Final votes on the proposals Monday cap a week of intense debate in Colorado's Capitol over gun violence and how to prevent it.
Gun owners seeking a concealed-carry permit would have to take required gun courses in person, not online, under a bill given initial approval in the Colorado Senate Friday.
A proposal allowing illegal immigrant students to pay lower college tuition rates has passed the Colorado House and is headed to Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is expected to sign it.
A state House committee starts work Thursday on a proposal to set compensation rates for people wrongly incarcerated.
