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Earlier this week, the wailing of air raid sirens across Colorado trailed off as 120 days of legislative bombing runs came to an end. There was no ceasefire. There is

Today is May 11, 2023 and here is what you need to know:

The dramatic final day of the 2023 legislative session shows the friction Democrats and Republicans — and Democrats themselves — have struggled with all year.

This week, the wailing of air raid sirens across Colorado trailed off as 120 days of legislative bombing runs came to an end. There was no cease-fire. There is no

Colorado’s GOP lawmakers marched out of the chamber during the last night of the legislative session, serving as a reminder that the once-battleground state is now leaning Democratic.

As Colorado House lawmakers churned through final votes during the last night of this year's session, Republicans stood up and marched out of the chamber before the Democratic speaker could gavel it to a close - a defiant act meant to show how sidelined and silenced they felt.

The dramatic final day of the 2023 legislative session shows the friction Democrats and Republicans — and Democrats themselves — have struggled with all year.

Democrats suffered significant failures this legislative session including Gov. Polis’s prized housing priority that mercifully went down in flames as tthe House and Senate fought amongst themselves. Disguised as an affordable housing measure that neglected to include any language pertaining to aff

Long-simmering frustrations among Colorado lawmakers erupted into public view in a chaotic ending to the 2023 legislative session Monday night.

Colorado's House of Representatives move to revive regulation that will allow gaming operators to offer players gambling loans irritated some lawmakers. The House made this resolution on Saturday night, and the Legislature criticized it.