‘It can wait.’ Colorado lawmakers discuss raising fines for texting while driving By Peter Marcus 01/25/2017 | updated 9 years ago Tags chris holbert colorado legislature colorado politics democrats driver’s license driving fines jovan melton lois court public safety republicans slider texting Peter Marcus Reporter News Colorado justices tell Arapahoe County judge to reconsider disqualification of law firm from case Michael Karlik michael.karlik@coloradopolitics.com Updated 4 hours ago News New study looks at ‘right to float’ on Colorado waterways Marianne Goodland marianne.goodland@coloradopolitics.com Updated 4 hours ago News Broncos name Burnham Yard as ‘preferred site’ of new stadium location Kyle Fredrickson kyle.fredrickson@gazette.com Updated 21 hours ago News Republican state lawmaker Barb Kirkmeyer set to launch campaign for Colorado governor Ernest Luning ernest.luning+co@coloradopolitics.com Updated 22 hours ago News Colorado justices block testimony of autism behaviors in Boulder County murder prosecution Michael Karlik michael.karlik@coloradopolitics.com Updated 22 hours ago News DPS’ celebration doesn’t match the data Jimmy Sengenberger jimmy-sengenberger@coloradopolitics.com Updated 1 day ago News On boulders and bollards – and a “vibrant” Denver | SONDERMANN Eric Sonderemann eric-sonderemann@coloradopolitics.com Updated 1 day ago News Colorado justices side with medical malpractice victim in calculating damages owed Michael Karlik michael.karlik@coloradopolitics.com Updated 2 days ago News Divided Colorado Supreme Court says defendants liable for possessing others’ debit cards even if unusable Michael Karlik michael.karlik@coloradopolitics.com Updated 2 days ago News Colorado justices, 5-2, say police money used for drug deals not subject to crime victim restitution Michael Karlik michael.karlik@coloradopolitics.com Updated 2 days ago Load more PREV PREVIOUS El Paso County lawmakers urge governor to join Trump on roads NEXT NEXT UP Republican Nic Morse drops out of state treasurer race