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Three bills Democrats say will address gun violence were approved by a legislative committee this week despite Republican opposition. Now they move to the Senate floor.
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Some lawmakers want to protect those who report overdoses and provide 'safe use sites' for drug users. Others want to increase punishments for possession and distribution of controlled substances, especially fentanyl.
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A new bill that would impose a mandatory three-day waiting period for all gun purchases was approved by a legislative committee on Monday, along party lines.
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Two new bills at the State Capitol address eating disorders. One would establish a new office focused on prevention. Another would expand access to treatment.
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There’s a push at the statehouse to expand accessibility for people with disabilities. Newly-introduced bills would mandate wheelchair access in government building and add requirements for new residential buildings.
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A new bill at the State Capitol would make it easier for local governments to turn existing properties into affordable housing.
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A new bill in the state legislature would give courts alternatives to jail-time when sentencing pregnant defendants.
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The four-bill package covers red flag laws, waiting periods for gun purchases, age requirements for gun purchases and liability for firearms manufacturers. Republicans promise fierce opposition to the proposed measures.
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A bill to help farmers and ranchers repair their own equipment took a step forward at the statehouse Tuesday.
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A new bill at the Colorado State Capitol would allow inmates convicted of nonviolent crimes to earn time off for each degree or certification they receive while incarcerated. It was approved by the Judiciary Committee last week and is awaiting a preliminary vote in the House.