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The crushing burden of student loan debt and what one Colorado lawmaker wants to do about it

The crushing burden of student loan debt and what one Colorado lawmaker wants to do about it

David Olinger - December 20, 2017

The Colorado General Assembly begins its 2017 session next week. Here’s what you can expect.

The Colorado General Assembly begins its 2017 session next week. Here’s what you can expect.

Marianne Goodland - January 4, 2017

Senate approves reporting threats to targeted locations; House settles wrangle over rental car repair...

Capitol Notebook Tessa Cheek - March 25, 2014

Notes from the 77th day of the 2014 legislative session.

House approves foreclosure prevention, vaccine ed; Senate tackles mugshots, CORA fees

Capitol Notebook Tessa Cheek - March 24, 2014

Notes from the 76th day of the 2014 session.

House approves vaccine education, anti-fraud and electronic car charging bills

Capitol Notebook Tessa Cheek - March 21, 2014

Notes from the 73rd day of the 2014 legislative session.

Fisticuffs over fraud bill while nicotine restriction and guns for charter school cops garner...

Capitol Notebook Tessa Cheek - March 20, 2014

Notes from the first day of spring, AKA the 72nd day of the 2014 legislative session.

Notes from the Statehouse: more nicotine regs, lower open-records fees and less available state...

Capitol Notebook Tessa Cheek - February 24, 2014

Notes from the Colorado State Capitol on February 24, 2014.

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