Gov. Hickenlooper signs updated open records act into law
Colorado has updated its open records act so that citizens can obtain government documents in digital formats that can be readily analyzed by computer.
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Second time’s the charm: Colorado lawmakers pass open records law that will let you request searchable data
Colorado lawmakers pass CORA open records bill
Colorado wage theft bill headed to governor’s desk
For decades, any finding by Colorado labor officials that an employer engaged in wage theft has been considered a trade secret that's off-limits to the public.
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Measure for Colorado public records mediation moves to House
Colorado residents whose requests for public records are denied have just one option: Go to court. But that may change.
ColoradoCare: What you need to know about Amendment 69’s single-payer health care proposal
Single-payer health care has been a dream of progressives for decades. Why do so many of them oppose ColoradoCare?
Polling: Minimum wage is likely to pass and ColoradoCare is going down
Louisville-based Magellan Strategies dropped some insight Wednesday into four statewide measures on the November ballot.
Colorado’s 2016 ballot measures: The always up-to-date guide
Here's what's on the ballot and what's still awaiting approval from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office.
A new study predicts ColoradoCare would fall short by $8 billion
ColoradoCare is likely to reduce total health care spending, but not by enough to actually pay for it.