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The Senate judiciary committee this afternoon is being asked to change the zero-tolerance law that led to the brief expulsion of a student drill team leader who had prop rifles in the trunk of her car.
A female wolf has wandered more than 1,000 miles through five states in search of a mate and is now in Colorado's Eagle County, wildlife officials in Colorado and Montana said Wednesday.
Members of the legislature's Joint Budget Committee are considering tuition increases for state schools that top out at 9 percent at the University of Colorado and other research institutions.
Out-of-state student applications to the University of Colorado's Boulder campus are down sharply, a victim of the recession, school officials say.
The House agriculture committee Friday killed a proposal to limit the involvement of the Division of Wildlife in issuing oil and gas drilling permits.
The Colorado Constitution needs major surgery - in the form of a constitutional convention - to untangle conflicting provisions added over the years, some lawmakers say.
Elementary school students will have to be provided with 21/2 hours of physical activity a week under a bill approved Thursday in the Senate Education Committee.
A bill requiring school districts to post their expenditures on their Web site passed easily today in the Senate.
A bill before the House agriculture committee would remove the State Division of Wildlife from the process of issuing drilling permits for oil and gas wells.
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