State

Kansas forced Colorado to stop irrigating 25,000 acres of farmland. Was it too soon to put them in the same room?

Agricultural producers, scientists and policymakers from Colorado and Kansas gathered near the Ogallala Aquifer in Burlington on Wednesday to air their concerns and share ideas for how to survive continued drought. But it was hard to escape the Republican River Basin-shaped elephant in the room. 

Kansas forced Colorado to stop irrigating 25,000 acres of farmland. Was it too soon to put them in the same room? Read More »

Could ‘Mighty 19′ grow and end Democrats’ State House majority? Leadership hopes so.

The competition of 10 contested primaries and fielding candidates in races for 60 of 65 seats has Republican leadership in the Colorado House of Representatives hopeful it can increase seat count in the next legislature.

Could ‘Mighty 19′ grow and end Democrats’ State House majority? Leadership hopes so. Read More »