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Hearts inside and outside the state Capitol are heartbroken this week over the death of Pat Teegarden, legislative liaison for the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, who died Feb.

Sen. Chris Holbert, who served four years in the House before jumping to the Senate, hits term limits this year and will end his legislative career at the conclusion of

The labor fight that recently hit Colorado grocery stores may soon extend to local coffee shops, classrooms and city hall.

Wednesday, Jan. 12, marked the start of Colorado’s 2022 legislative session, which saw Democratic and Republican lawmakers unveiling agendas that seemed nearly identical, focusing on the rising cost of living,

Colorado Chamber of Commerce members Tuesday sent a letter to state legislators asking for unemployment insurance relief in the face of rates that could spike up to 72% in coming

Evoking apartheid-era voting restrictions and warning of a dire end for Americas democracy, Senate Democrats on Tuesday passed a resolution urging Congress to pass comprehensive voting rights legislation to counteract

Democratic and Republican legislators offered sharply divergent diagnoses and solutions to Colorados most pressing challenges when the second regular session of the 73rd Colorado General Assembly convened on Wednesday at

Wednesday marked the start of the 2022 legislative session at the Colorado state Capitol, absent some of the opening day pomp and circumstance.

DENVER (Associated Press) -- The Colorado Legislature reconvened Wednesday for its 2022 session with both majority Democrats and minority Republicans promisi...

Fresh from opening day speeches, Republican lawmakers unveiled a 44-bill package to address affordability, education and public safety, part of the GOPs Commitment to Colorado program announced last August.