“The silver lining is that March and April are typically the wettest months of the year, and there’s still time for Mother Nature to come through for us,” Westminster Mayor Claire Carmelia said.

“We’re on track, and we’re going to utilize the time that we have,” House Majority Leader Monica Duran said. “When we say 120 days, that’s seven days a week — if we need it — to get the work done.”

A Colorado legislative committee gave initial approval Thursday to legislation that would block credit card companies from charging common “swipe fees” on sales taxes.

Three acts of ideologically-inspired violence in the last week laid bare the heightened terrorism threat.

Jeanine Pirro, who issued the subpoenas, said she would appeal the ruling.

Brita Horn, the chair of the Colorado Republican Party, says she will resign after the party’s state assembly in April, not long before the June primary election.