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Colorado tax amnesty program ends Tuesday
November 12, 2011 2:51 PM
DENVER (AP) - Taxpayers who are behind on their taxes have until Tuesday to pay up and avoid penalties under the state's tax amnesty program. Under the Colorado Department of Revenue's program, most delinquent tax payers can avoid penalties and pay half the interest on past due taxes. More information... more » -
Bigger penalties for soliciting prostitutes gains backing
March 26, 2011 2:49 PM
DENVER (AP) - A bill tacking on much bigger penalties for soliciting a prostitute has won initial backing in the Colorado Senate. Lawmakers supported the change yesterday with no debate. The measure adds a minimum $5,000 fine for the crime of buying sex, up to a maximum of $10,000.... more » -
Gov. Ritter signs 30 new laws
May 28, 2010 8:15 AM
Gov. Bill Ritter has signed 30 pieces of legislation, including a bill that reduces the penalty for late registrations of trailers. House Bill 1211, sponsored by Rep. Max Tyler, reduces the late fee to a flat $10 for small non-motorized vehicles up to 2,000 pounds. Other bills signed... more » -
Colorado drug use penalties to decrease
May 25, 2010 8:11 AM
Penalties for drug possession and use will decrease under a law to be signed by Gov. Bill Ritter. Possessing any amount of the date rape drug Rohypnol, the rave party drug ketamine, also known as Special K, as well as methamphetamine would remain felonies under state law. The... more » -
Toyota may be hit with more fines
May 10, 2010 8:50 AM
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says more fines are possible for Toyota Motor Corp. if further safety violations are uncovered. LaHood said Monday that documents submitted by Toyota to the U.S. government are still being reviewed, and he would not hesitate to impose more penalties. He spoke at... more » -
Lawmakers consider rolling back late fees
January 28, 2010 9:52 AM
Colorado lawmakers are considering scaling back late vehicle registration fees passed last year. Three proposals have been introduced in the Senate so far. Two would get rid of the new $25 a month late fee and replace it with a $10 fee that could be waived by county... more »
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