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Kevin J. Beaty/DenveriteColorado joins 19 other states to stop transfer of Medicaid data to fed health, immigration agenciesColorado is joining a multistate coalition in a lawsuit to block the mass transfer of individual personal data to DHS and ICE. -
John Daley/CPR NewsAttorney General Phil Weiser announced Tuesday that money from Colorado's opioid settlement will go into a statewide fund to buy naloxone, also called Narcan, in bulk.
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Elected leaders described the shootings as an attack on democracy and called on Americans to reject political violence. -
Officials anticipate organized rallies to be peaceful. -
The Republican push comes after the House removed a much smaller federal lands sale provision from its bill. -
Democrats decried the incident as a violation of basic democratic principles, while Republicans said it was Padilla who was out of line. -
Scheppelman, a Navy veteran who lives in Bayfield in southwest Colorado, criticized freshman Hurd as anti-conservative. -
The hearing comes on the heels of attacks against Jewish people in Colorado, Washington and Pennsylvania. -
The law will increase oversight over the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and try to triple the turnaround time for sexual assault evidence kits. -
As demonstrations swirled around the Capitol five years ago, state lawmakers came together on a sweeping package of reforms that are still playing out. -
The Republican reconciliation bill includes a ten-year time out on just the kind of laws that Colorado is now struggling with. -
The law takes effect in less than a year, but efforts to update it seem to have stalled out, at least for now.
