Steve King
Driving While Stoned Measure Heads To Governor’s Desk
A marijuana driving limit in Colorado is headed to the governor’s desk — on the measure’s sixth try through the Legislature.
Stoned-Driving Standard Fails Again In Colorado
A marijuana blood limit for drivers was rejected Monday for a fourth time in the Colorado Senate, where bipartisan skepticism on the pot analogy to blood-alcohol limits helped sink the measure even in a weaker form.
Court Ruling May Color Stoned Driving Debate
A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court could change Colorado’s latest debate over marijuana driving limits.
Colorado Closer To Having Own Air Tanker Fleet
Colorado is a step closer to having its own fleet of air tankers. A state Senate committee approved legislation on Thursday that could dramatically change how the state fights wildfires.
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.
State Lawmakers Plan To Build Colorado’s Own Firefighting Fleet
Lawmakers in Colorado don’t want to rely on the federal government to provide a firefighting fleet from the air. They want the state to have their own resources when it comes to fighting wildfires.
2 Lawmakers Want Colorado To Have Its Own Wildfire-Fighting Planes
A plan that could dramatically improve wildfire fights in colorado calls for the state to have its own fleet of air tankers.
State Democrats Push Some Gun Measures, Give Up Others
Colorado Democrats advanced aggressive gun-control proposals after a 12-hour marathon debate Friday in a state wrestling with its history of heartbreaking shootings and Western heritage where gun ownership is treasured by many.
Gun Restrictions In Domestic Violence Cases Passes
Colorado Democrats advanced an expansion on restrictions on gun ownership for people convicted of domestic violence offense.
Unenforced Colorado Discrimination Law Could See End
An unenforced discrimination crime in Colorado could be coming off the books in a bipartisan agreement inspired by a civil-unions bill.
