Colorado Senate minority leader steps down, cites misconduct
Sen. Lucia Guzman of Denver has struggled with Senate Republican leaders over the handling of sexual misconduct allegations against three Republican lawmakers.
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Colorado Senate president calls for criminal investigation of alleged sexual harassment at the Capitol
Colorado Senate President Kevin Grantham said that some alleged incidents rise “to the level of assault.”
Colorado legislators face questions about rising anti-growth sentiment
Party heads shared ideas to deal with anti-growth concerns Thursday during the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce's fifth annual Business Legislative Preview.
How Colorado lawmakers are addressing sexual harassment at the Capitol
There's a sense of urgency on this issue as the 2018 legislative session starts in a few short weeks with a cloud over it.
Fellow lawmakers, lobbyists accuse Rep. Steve Lebsock of harassment
One lobbyist described sexual harassment at the Colorado State Capitol as a problem that "crosses party lines and has been happening for generations."
Colorado still needs money for transportation, disappointed Democratic lawmakers say
The 2017 session of the Colorado General Assembly ended without action on a top priority of Gov. John Hickenlooper and many lawmakers.
What happens now that the Senate Finance Committee has killed the transportation deal
Leadership in the House and Senate said lawmakers need to keep talking, while citizen groups may be bringing competing transportation measures to the ballot.
Michael Bennet went after Trump’s HHS pick with Rand Paul’s line on the federal debt
But first he thanked the representative from Georgia for advice about his knee.
Colorado businesses can expect legislators to put 2016 battles on repeat
Colorado legislators get the chance tackle major issues facing the state starting Jan. 11 when the 2017 legislative session starts.
State Rep. Crisanta Duran to head Colorado House, Sen. Kevin Grantham to lead Senate
Colorado's state Legislature isn't changing hands between parties, but both the House and Senate have elected new bosses because of term limits.