Bill Would Alter Way Revenue Limit Is Calculated In ColoradoA proposal by two Republican lawmakers to potentially increase how much revenue the state can keep without issuing tax refunds has passed a Colorado House committee.
Police-Related Bills Introduced In Colorado LegislatureA Colorado House committee unanimously passed a bill Thursday that would require police agencies to videotape interrogations of suspects in certain felony cases as a way to prevent false confessions.
Feds Say Southwest, Northwest Could See Catastrophic WildfiresDespite a wet spring over much of the nation, the Obama administration warned Tuesday of potentially catastrophic wildfires this summer, especially in the Southwest and Northwest.
Colorado Lawmakers Advance Ban On Red-Light, Speed CamerasA push to ban speeding and red-light cameras in Colorado advanced out of a key House committee Friday, but supporters worry time is running out for the bill as the session nears its end.
Colorado Lawmakers Start Work On Marijuana Refund ProposalColorado lawmakers started work Wednesday on a proposal to ask voters to keep some $58 million in marijuana tax collections.
Indian Mascot Bill Advances, With Less Help For SchoolsA Colorado bill to ban schools from using American Indian mascots without permission from a panel of Native Americans has been cleared for a vote by the full House.
Education Bill Advances, But Schools Still WaryA hefty education overhaul described as the marquee Colorado schools bill of the year advanced toward a vote Friday after some big amendments