Dan Pabon
Lawmaker Not Sure If Lowering Blood Alcohol Limit Is Right For Colorado
The National Transportation Safety Board says thousands of lives would be saved if states lower the blood alcohol limit from the current .08 to .05.
Colorado Elections Bill Being Signed
The governor is expected to sign a measure into law that would redefine how Colorado elections are run, allowing same-day voter registration and having ballots mailed to all registered voters.
Colorado Session Ends With Contentious Bills Settled
Colorado lawmakers concluded a historic session Wednesday that saw ruling Democrats exert their power to pass sweeping gun laws, same-sex civil unions, and in-state tuition for immigrants in the country illegally.
The Topic Of Crime Drove A Lot Of Legislation At The Capitol This Session
After tragedies like the Aurora theater shooting, public safety drove a lot of legislation this year in Colorado, dealing with everything from DNA testing to drug sentencing to crimes against pregnant women.
Marijuana Repeal Effort In Colorado Falls Short
late-night effort to repeal marijuana legalization in Colorado fell short Monday, when senators backed off a plan to pass a measure that would have opened the door to undoing last year’s vote to legalize pot.
Haggling Continues Over Marijuana Testing, Magazines
Time running is out for the new marijuana rules. Colorado senators scrambled Friday to advance a sweeping series of regulations and taxes on the newly legal drug.
Pot Driving Debate Returns To Colorado
A divisive marijuana driving limit could be back before Colorado lawmakers, as the legislature starts work regulating the newly legal drug.
More DNA Sampling Passes Colorado House, Heads To Senate
An expansion of DNA collection for some misdemeanor convictions has passed the Colorado House.
More DNA Sampling Gets Initial OK In Colorado House
Colorado lawmakers moved to expand DNA collection for some misdemeanor convictions after a debate that drew both support and opposition from members of both parties.
Marijuana Regulation Bills Introduced On The Eve Of 4/20
State lawmakers are discussing two bills on how recreational marijuana might be bought and sold in Colorado.
