Cheri Gerou
Gun Lobbyist Faces Ethics Investigation In Colorado
A gun lobbyist accused of going too far to push his point in Colorado faces an ethics investigation.
Colorado To Resume Forest Burns, With New Limits
A year after Colorado’s worst wildfire season on record, which included a destructive blaze started by the state, Colorado officials said Wednesday they will resume limited preventive burning on state lands.
Colorado Lawmakers Pitch Grants For High-Tech Industries
Colorado lawmakers proposed a plan Monday calling for as much as $20 million a year to attract more tech companies and their high-paying jobs to the state.
Lawmakers Review Bills To Address Colorado Wildfires
Colorado lawmakers are reviewing possible legislation to apply lessons learned from a March wildfire that killed three people and damaged two dozen homes.
Metro State Considers Tuition Break For Illegal Immigrants
Metro State College of Denver is considering a tuition break for undocumented immigrants.
Colorado Civil Union Bill In Limbo After GOP Halt
A civil unions proposal is in limbo in Colorado as Democrats pushed to halt a Republican filibuster in the House only to have GOP leaders abruptly stop floor work.
Civil Union Bill Passes Final Committee, Heads To House Floor
A civil unions bill cleared a key hurdle Tuesday before a decisive debate in the Republican-controlled Colorado House.
With 2 Days Left In Session, Civil Unions Bill In Jeopardy
With just two days left in the legislative session, a bill that would allow civil unions for gay couples is in jeopardy.
Colorado Civil Unions Bill Gets OK By Another Panel
A bill to allow civil unions for gay couples in Colorado must survive two more votes in the Republican-led House before it gets to the governor’s desk, but it appears closer than in any other year to becoming law.
House Passes Bill To Help Lower North Fork Fire Victims
The Colorado state House passed a measure Wednesday morning that would give victims of the Lower North Fork Fire compensation for their losses.
