Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: how progressive Democrats deceived Colorado voters
Mark Hillman believes voters were deceived during the 2018 election, and Colorado Senate Bill 181 is the result.
Government
Why the $22 trillion national debt doesn't matter – here's what you should worry about instead
Even at $22 trillion, is the federal government's debt important?
An IRS incentive to save for retirement
The Internal Revenue Service offers a $1,000 non-refundable tax credit for those who qualify and contribute to a retirement plan.
293 drivers arrested during St. Patrick’s Day DUI enforcement
293 impaired drivers were arrested in Colorado between March 15-18, 2019.
Click It or Ticket rural seatbelt enforcement campaign begins Monday
The Colorado Department of Transportation estimates that 70 lives could have been saved in 2017 with proper seatbelt use.
The public may never see a report from Mueller's investigation
Legal principles may make Robert Mueller's report unavailable to anyone outside the Department of Justice.
DMV announces refund process for December tax error
A calculation error forced over 51,000 people in Colorado to overpay vehicle taxes.
Governor Polis Announces Boards and Commissions Appointments
Colorado governor appoints members of state boards and commissions.
Governor Polis announces Court of Appeals appointments
Governor names replacements for two Colorado Court of Appeals justices.
Public comment sought for revising Colorado minimum wage order
Colorado is looking for comments about revising minimum wage rules.