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A Denver judge ruled Friday that the secrecy of Colorado House and Senate Democrats' internal voting system to determine spending priorities violated the state's open meetings law.

A Denver judge ruled Friday that the secrecy of Colorado House and Senate Democrats' internal voting system to determine spending priorities violated the state's open meetings law.

A Denver judge is ordering Democratic lawmakers to stop using a private ranking system to prioritize bills for funding because the practice violates Colorado’s open meetings law. Legislative leaders d...

Democrats in the state legislature use the system, known as quadratic voting, to vote anonymously on which bills they believe are most worthy of limited state funds.

Not every odd story headline begins with “Florida man.”

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The FDNY-EMS ambulance service is no longer transporting stroke victims and other patients to the Mt. Sinai-Beth Israel campus.

From the President – December 20, 2023 This note marks my last communication to you in 2023. We’ve had an incredible term, and I know many of you are exhausted and looking forward to some down time. Me too! Let’s all enjoy our well deserved rest before we leap into the winter and spring terms. […]

The task force charged with finding a long-term solution to Coloradans’ rising property tax bills after the failure of Proposition HH in the November election won’t include a key set of power players:...

Colorado’s special legislative session took four days to finish and affected hundreds of millions of dollars of taxes — but only for next year.