Jon Caldara
Repeal Of Colorado Adultery Law Passes First Vote
Lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee voted 8-3 on Thursday to move forward with the bill, which would also repeal the related crime of contributing to “sexual immorality” by providing a place, such as a hotel room, for unmarried people to have sex.
Stimulus Funds Paid For Fridges For Coloradans
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 — commonly known as stimulus funds and designed to jumpstart the US economy — has paid for 6,108 new refrigerators that have been installed in Colorado homes in the last three years.
NYC’s Sugary Drink Ban Catches Hickenlooper’s Attention
New York City’s proposed ban on large sugary drinks sounds extreme – but the governor of the nation’s leanest state is listening.
Denver Hotel Is Focus Of ‘Muffingate’
It appears the U.S. Justice Department ponied up serious taxpayer dollars for coffee and soda at the Grand Hyatt in downtown Denver.
Group Of Colorado Leaders Call TABOR ‘Unconstitutional’
Colorado lawmakers are taking the TABOR Amendment to court nearly 20 years after voters passed it.
