While state broadband officials ready their action plan to expand fiber to 99% of Colorado, a dispute over the amount of fees that telecommunications companies must pay to install lines along public rights of way has stalled dueling legislative efforts to define those fees.
Legislators at odds on broadband right-of-way fees Read More »
Colorado budget writers may be headed back to the drawing board.
Thanks to TABOR, $2B in refunds likely headed back Colorado taxpayers. Read More »
A curious, surprise canyon on the plains between Denver and Colorado Springs represents a “high-value, once-in-a-generation” opportunity for conservation and recreation.
U.S. Rep. Ken Buck vehemently denied Thursday that his decision to resign from Congress before the end of his term was aimed at making it harder for Lauren Boebert to take over his 4th Congressional District seat as she and others have suggested.
Why is Ken Buck really resigning? Read More »
Funding for community-based programs to help Colorado’s older residents receive daily necessities, such as meals and transportation services, is dwindling, and the future looks bleak, advocates said.
Colorado programs for older residents face major funding shortfalls Read More »
AURORA, CO – In a statement released today, John Fabbricatore, a seasoned professional with decades of service in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), including during the Trump administration, declared his candidacy for the upcoming special election in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.
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U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert said Wednesday that she will not pursue the Republican special election nomination to replace U.S. Rep. Ken Buck in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District after he departs Congress at the end of next week.
A bill to substantially restrict oil and gas permitting in Colorado would result in widespread financial and environmental impacts, according to a new report by a research group.
Report: Bill to end Colorado oil, gas permitting could be $2B tax revenue road to ruin Read More »
Just hours after the bill reached his desk, Gov. Jared Polis signed into law a measure that would exempt lawmakers from the state’s open meetings law, ultimately saying the matter deals with separations of powers between his office and the Colorado General Assembly.
Colorado’s state-imposed rental car fee would increase by as much as $3 per day under a soon-to-be-introduced bill in the legislature aimed at attracting federal investment in proposed Front Range and mountain passenger train systems.
