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Weld County DA Buck: ‘I Am In Remission’

The district attorney in Weld County says he’s cancer free after going through chemotherapy to treat lymphoma.

2013/05/21

Gov. John Hickenlooper signs the bill into law on Monday. (credit: CBS)

Lower Tuition For Immigrants Becomes Law In Colorado

Immigrant students will pay significantly less in tuition at Colorado colleges under legislation signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper on Monday.

2013/04/30

New Bill Calls For Dramatic Changes To U.S. Immigration System

The U.S. immigration system would undergo dramatic changes if a new bill being introduced is passed, but before anything else happens there must be a plan to secure the border.

2013/04/16

Colorado Immigrant Driver’s License Bill Up For Vote

A proposal to grant driver’s licenses for Colorado drivers in the country illegally is expected to get its first vote Wednesday, and one Republican senator said he’s leaning toward voting in favor of the bill.

2013/04/10

Immigrant Reporting Repeal Awaits Hickenlooper’s Signature

The Colorado Legislature has agreed to repeal a requirement that local law enforcement report people suspected of violating immigration law to federal authorities.

2013/04/08

Immigrant Reporting Repeal Advances In Colorado

A Colorado requirement that local law enforcement report suspected illegal immigrants to federal authorities moved closer Friday to coming off the books. The Democratic House gave preliminary approval to repealing the 2006 law.

2013/03/22

The hearing on immigration reporting at the Capitol on Monday (credit: CBS)

Immigration Reporting Repeal Advances In Colorado

A divisive 2006 law requiring Colorado police to report suspected illegal immigrants to federal authorities could be coming off the books.

2013/03/18

Weld County DA Ken Buck Says He Has Lymphoma

The district attorney in Weld County, who unsuccessfully ran for Senate in 2010, says he’s battling lymphoma.

2013/03/11

Colorado Immigrant Tuition Rate Gets Final Approval

The Colorado House passed a proposal Friday allowing students who entered the U.S. illegally to pay lower college tuition, sending the bill to Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is expected to sign it.

2013/03/08