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A novel approach to make public schools liable for campus violence under a measure is advancing in Colorado, even as lawmakers from both parties wonder whether liability will prevent the next mass shooting.
House lawmakers passed bills that limit the use of chokeholds by police in Colorado and make it easier to appoint special prosecutors when law enforcement are accused of using excessive force.
Rocked by deadly school violence, Colorado lawmakers from both parties signed off Monday on a bill to make public school districts liable for shootings and violence.
Democrats rejected a Republican attempt to repeal new background-check requirements for private guns sales in Colorado.
Republicans get their last chance of the year Monday to change Colorado's firearm laws. Lawmakers will consider several proposals, including two bills to eliminate gun-control measures passed by Democrats in 2013.
Among the topics that will be discussed at the Colorado Capitol this week are the gun debate, homeless bill of rights and transgender birth certificates.
Republican strategists in Colorado say Hillary Clinton has a lot of work to do if she wants to take the Centennial State in the 2016 election.
A Colorado proposal to expand snow-tire requirements during winter months has hit a skid in the state Senate.
Two bills to make it harder to sue Colorado homebuilders have advanced in the Republican Senate.
The Colorado House advanced measures Friday to limit the use of chokeholds by officers and to make it easier to appoint special prosecutors when law enforcement is accused of using excessive force.
The Colorado Senate has approved a bill requiring winter drivers to have snow-appropriate tires during winter months on the state's mountain highways.
The Colorado Senate's Education Committee has approved a proposal to reduce testing, allow district to devise their own assessments and offer flexibility on using scores to grade teachers.
Colorado's plan for meeting new EPA rules for carbon pollution is already under scrutiny and it's not even written yet.
Two bills to make it harder to sue Colorado homebuilders are up for debate Friday in the state Legislature.
A bill at the state Capitol designed to identify and compile racial profiling data is getting a lot of support.
