2015 legislative session

Three laws sponsored by Western Slope legislators go into effect this week. The first one creates a grant program to help communities fight invasive…

Laws Sponsored By Western Slope Legislators Go Into Effect‘Substandard Care’ Likely Contributed To Grand Junction Veteran’s Death, Report FindsColorado…

Representative Millie Hamner, D-Dillon, was the vice chair of the Joint Budget Committee this past session and will chair the committee in 2016. KVNF's…

A new law that makes it illegal for individuals to use hazardous materials to make hash oil went into effect on Wednesday. Republican Representative…

Needle exchange programs in Colorado are expanding.The programs are designed to keep illegal drug users from sharing used needles and spreading deadly…

NewscastCoroner IDs Woman Killed In Crash, Wanted By Western Slope AuthoritiesPalisade Police Chief Resigns, Sgt. Takes OverOlathe Gets Grant For Walkway…

It's been a month since Colorado lawmakers wrapped up their 2015 legislative session at the state capitol, but the work is far from over. Many of the...

A bill signed into law Friday broadens the state's three-year-old cottage foods act. House Bill 1102 expands the number of homemade items people can make…

Energy development is always a hot topic at the statehouse, but 2015 was oddly quiet. Even with recommendations from a task force studying the issue,...

The 2015 state legislative session has come to an end. KVNF's Laura Palmisano caught up with Republican Rep. Don Coram at a recent bill signing event in…