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Colorado State Capitol. / f11photo / Shutterstock. Washington D.C., Mar 28, 2023 / 12:00 pm (CNA). The Colorado state Senate last week passed a three-bill “Safe Access to Protected Health Care” package that would radically expand abortion acces...

A pair of gun control bills could soon be on Colorado Gov. Jared Polis’s desk, and a third is quickly moving through the state legislature after Democrats invoked a little-used rule in the state...

The Centennial State already has some of the most pro-abortion laws in the U.S.

Colorado State Capitol. / f11photo / Shutterstock.Washington D.C., Mar 28, 2023 / 12:00 pm (CNA).The Colorado state Senate last week passed a three-bill "Safe Access to Protected Health Care" package that would radically expand abortion access in the state.The package now advances to the state House, which is likely to hold a vote on it this week. Given that Colorado has a Democratic majority in its House and a Democrat governor, the bills seem likely to become law.These measures would...

Meeting on a rare Sunday, Democrats gave final approval to two gun bills following marathon sessions that at times turned acrimonious.

Yes, Colorado officials must play the long game to address the root causes of youth violence and suicides. However, acting immediately on school security and gun control can and will save lives.

Pro-abortion legislators in Colorado have introduced a package of three bills, each dedicated to protecting abortion. In addition to eliminating women’s ability to make fully informed choices, the package will allow for taxpayer funding of abortion and the ability of minors to access birth control and abortion. It also threatens the First Amendment rights of pro-life medical professionals.

An annual spring short film festival at the Wheeler Opera House will showcase works from 33 countries this April in Aspen.

Two Colorado lawmakers introduced a long-awaited bill that would ban the sale and transfer of assault weapons in the state. House Bill 23-1230 is sponsored by Rep. Elisabeth Epps of Denver and Sen. Rh...

On Friday, the Democrat-controlled Business Affairs & Labor Committee summarily rejected House Bill 1118, the so-called “Fair Workweek Employment Standards Act.” With eight bipartisan votes to kill the bill and