Dear Fellow Coloradan, Yesterday, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee (EPW) held a hearing on my bill to expand access to quality public shooting ranges. This is a crucial step for the legislation and one that would not have happened with... »
A credit-scoring bill that died in a House committee inspired dueling press releases from the Republican majority and the Democratic minority. »
Six members of the Colorado congressional delegation called on leaders of the Senate and House Agriculture Committees to advance and pass a Farm Bill in 2012. The bipartisan group said a bill is needed to provide more certainty to farmers, ranchers an... »
A round up of top legislative stories in Colorado. »
Colorado's women legislators today celebrated their strength in numbers and their role in history. »
With all of the contentious issues before Colorado legislature, it was somewhat of a surprise to see this morning that the the biggest partisan floor fight this year was over credit scores. Senate Bill 3, sponsored by Sen. Morgan Carroll, D-Aurora, wou... »
Former senators today paid tribune to one of their own, the late, legendary Fred Anderson, a water expert and promoter of Colorado State University. »
DENVER — Just as the so-called “War on Women” was fading from the nation’s headlines, Colorado lawmakers brought the battle... »
