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In her announcement, Sen. Faith Winter apologized to constituents for her behavior at a public meeting Wednesday night.

On Nov. 23, during a debate on legislation that dealt with a federal summertime lunch program, a Denver Democrat joined pro-Palestinian protesters in the House gallery, shutting down the chambers

Rep. Tim Hernandez apologized Friday afternoon for not explicitly condemning Hamas after last week's deadly terror attacks in Israel, as House Republicans seek his expulsion.

Rep. Tim Hernandez apologized Friday afternoon for not explicitly condemning Hamas after last week's deadly terror attacks in Israel, as House Republicans seek his expulsion.

A Colorado legislator apologized Friday for not explicitly condemning the deadly terror attacks in Israel last week when he attended a pro-Palestine rally, amid calls from Republicans that he be expelled from the legislature.

A multi-year effort to broaden Colorado's anti-workplace harassment law hit a milestone with Gov. Jared Polis' signature Tuesday --the Protecting Opportunities and Workers' Rights, or POWR, Act

A multi-year effort to broaden Colorado's anti-workplace harassment law hit a milestone with Gov. Jared Polis' signature Tuesday --the Protecting Opportunities and Workers' Rights, or POWR, Act

A Colorado House workplace harassment committee last week reviewed a complaint filed with the General Assemblys Office of Legislative Workplace Relations, the first time a complaint has been submitted to the formal process the legislature set up in 2019.

A Colorado House workplace harassment committee last week reviewed a complaint filed with the General Assemblys Office of Legislative Workplace Relations, the first time a complaint has been submitted to the formal process the legislature set up in 2019.

The letter was led by Democratic state Rep. Briana Titone, Colorado’s first transgender lawmaker.