By Gwynne Middleton If you’ve wandered the halls of the state Capitol basement recently, you’ve likely noticed visual art exhibits in the rotunda. Curious about these rotating art displays, I […]

by Darren Thornberry and Ashley Zimmerman Readers likely remember Y2K and all the digital drama as “the year 2000” arrived. Who recalls staying up late that New Year’s Eve to […]

Five years ago today, Colorado LegiSource made its debut as the only known blog written by nonpartisan legislative staff for their legislators and the public. In the years since, we […]

by Esther van Mourik Legislative attorneys usually work quietly in their offices, researching legal issues, drafting bills and amendments, reviewing rules, and annotating cases. Occasionally, we get an opportunity to […]

by Julie Pelegrin Based on the most recent results from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), the United States ranks 24th in reading scores, 36th in math scores, and […]