U.S. House Votes to Remove Idols Lauding Confederates, Slavery Advocates from Capitol View
The House of Representatives voted Tuesday evening to remove from the Capitol’s public areas a bust of Chief Justice Roger Taney.
Governor Signs Immigration Detention Defense Fund into Law
Last week, Gov. Jared Polis signed HB 21-1194 into law, giving the final OK to create Colorado's new immigration legal defense fund.
Colorado-Based Mobile Home Company Fined for Cyber-Security Compliance
The state AG’s Office announced that Impact MHC will pay a settlement and implement stricter security for a security breach in 2019.
Ridgway Physician to Forgo Practice After Issuing Prescriptions Without License
A former Ridgway physician has agreed to forgo practicing medicine and to pay a penalty after he unlawfully prescribed controlled substances.
Senate Confirms Jackson, First Biden Appeals Court Choice
The Senate confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first U.S appellate court judge of President Joe Biden’s administration in a 53-46 vote.
Federal Court Fights Over Fossil Fuel Leasing Pause Near Crescendo
Two federal courts will soon decide whether to block President Joe Biden’s move to hold up federal oil and gas leasing.
Senate Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on Rossman Nomination
Veronica Rossman testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday as the panel considered whether to recommend her confirmation.
Senate Ends Filibuster on Jackson, Biden’s First Appeals Court Nominee and Readies Vote to...
The Senate decided Thursday to end debate on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
CTLA Case of the Year Challenged Police Use of Force
This year's Case of the Year challenged how law enforcement responded to racial justice protests, resulting in a TRO on the day it was filed.
Annie Kao to Become State Government Ethics Commissioner
Annie Kao was appointed yesterday to the state’s Independent Ethics Commission which gives guidance on ethical issues for elected officials.