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Bill would allow retroactive civil lawsuits in coverups of child rape cases

A bill that would clear the way for victims of sexual abuse when they were children to bring civil lawsuits against organizations that cover up such abuse is working its ....

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Two new three-digit numbers will connect Coloradans to mental health help

The Colorado House passed two bills this week to try to curb Colorado s suicide rate and help callers get the mental health services they need with two respective three-digit phone numbers.
Senate Bill 154 would launch the 9-8-8 national suicide prevention lifeline network in Colorado next January. The legislation was carried through Congress by former U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner, a Republican from Yuma who lost his seat last year.
The bill passed Thursday by a vote of 53-10.
Senate Bill 239 aims to improve the 2-1-1 Statewide Human Services Referral System. The bill appropriates $1 million to expand referral services authorized by the Colorado 2-1-1 collaborative to include referrals for behavioral health services and other resources in the state. By doing so, the 2-1-1 hotline will be able to connect more Coloradans with the mental health services they need. The bill additionally focuses on connecting Coloradans who are unemployed or who do not have health benefits to men ....

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House gives preliminary OK to tighten hate crime law

People who commit bias-motivated crimes, but get out from being charged because that wasn’t their sole motive in committing a crime could still be charged with a hate crime under ....

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Dual controversies hit Polis, Colorado COVID test program

Colorado’s coronavirus testing program pushed what critics contend are flawed tests in nursing homes from a fledgling company run by a 25-year-old college dropout that had the backing of a ....

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Late-night disagreement turns into threat of physical violence by Colorado politician

Sources said Hanks wanted to keep the filibuster going.
When the caucus returned to the House floor, sources said Hanks told McKean he would break your neck. As of Monday morning, Hanks had not apologized.
I have no comment on any conversations I may or may not have had within the Republican Caucus, Hanks told Colorado Politics on Monday.
At least five other lawmakers in the Republican caucus, in addition to Hanks and McKean, heard the threat. Rep. Terri Carver of Colorado Springs stepped in to referee, said Rep. Matt Soper of Delta, one of the GOP witnesses.
On Monday morning, McKean told Colorado Politics that I don t think the occasional times that tempers get a little frayed on the floor matters as much as what we do as a group. ....

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