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 The Colorado Legislative session is over for the year and it ended with compromises, and bi-partisanship, a much different feel from the end of last year’s session. How many issues will resurface in the November election? Join our conversation to learn whate we are looking at on Colorado Inside Out. 

This week on Colorado Inside Out, learn what’s on tap for the remaining days of the 2024 Colorado legislative session, including compromises being made and the things that are still yet to be decided; the impacts the June primary elections could have on our state; and the stir that’s being caused by the pro-Palestinian protests happening on college campuses across Colorado and the nation.

With only a dozen days left in the legislative session and Earth Day this week, the Colorado Inside Out panel discusses a CO climate action bill to curb pollution, as well as another to ease property taxes. They also talk about a cracked bridge in Gunnison County and the 32 others in the state deemed in poor condition. 

We’ve reached the 25th year since Columbine. On Colorado Inside Out we are discussing what lawmakers propose to prevent future gun violence, while metro area police deal with recent shootings involving teens. And, in this 10th year of legalized pot in Colorado… a look back, and forward to 4.20 day

On Colorado Inside Out our panel talks about Xcel’s proactive push to cut power before last weekend’s wind storm. When it comes to dust-ups of a political nature there were plenty this week. And, Denver redoes its budget with a hiring freeze amidst the migrant situation.

On Colorado Inside Out this week our panel talks about the race in CD4, Denver City Council’s confusion over how much is being spent to house the homeless and the first death of a calf following the reintroduction of wolves. We also discuss plans lawmakers have to make our state more affordable.