On Thursday, the Colorado Senate passed the Voter Access and Modernized Elections Act, which transitions the state to a ballot-by-mail provision – sending a ballot to every Colorado voter, whether they use it or not.

Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill to protect rape victims from having to maintain relationships/contact with their rapists, a step forward for women in the state.

In yet another instance of going overboard, a man who lives in Craig, CO wants to have a law in that city that would require every head of household to own a military-style assault rifle.

Police are investigating whether Ebel was also responsible for the murder of Nathan Leon, a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver.

Now that civil unions are the law, same-sex couples are a step closer to achieving full marriage equality with heterosexual couples.

Bill O’Reilly is once again defending an implication that being gay is equivalent to pedophilia and sexual abuse.

SB-011 is set to be signed by Governor John Hickenlooper, and expands the rights of legally recognized couples.

A state that boasts a heritage of gun ownership and Old West values, Colorado has had enough of senseless violence and massacre and is taking a serious stance on gun control.

All bills are expected to pass the 20:15 Democratic majority in the Senate and the Governor is expected to sign them.

Democrats in the Colorado House of Representatives worked late and long on Friday to approve four new gun control measures.

Hickenlooper’s cocktail was provided by Halliburton’s oil division.

Tom Tancredo, former Republican congressman from Colorado has backed out on his pledge to smoke a marijuana cigarette in public if Amendment 64 passed.

The Catholic Church strongly believes that life begins at conception (never mind that they didn’t always think that) … unless it costs them damages in a lawsuit.

In truth, the bill does not explore biology, evolution and global warming as much as deny it.

When it comes to guns and Obamacare, everyone, it seems, is a constitutional scholar – except, of course, for the actual constitutional scholar who currently resides in the White House.

Community support for the reopening of the theater –which was the site of a tragic shooting incident this past July–is generally positive.

The minimum wage is set to go up in 10 states, but unless Congress acts in time, it won’t matter one bit.

‘When we see hate speech, it is incumbent on us who are in the majority to call it out.’

What’s really scary: Principals invite right-wing nut job Bradlee Dean to lead school assemblies.

Guns are so deregulated, thanks to the NRA, that they aren’t even regulated as a consumer product.