To the average business owner struggling to keep up with inflation and new regulations, electoral reform may not seem like an issue that should be at the top of their priority list.
Could an election-reform initiative really help the business community? Read More »
There may be an answer before Election Day as to who is the real chairman of the Colorado GOP.
Colorado GOP leadership battle is scheduled to go to trial in October Read More »
Colorado regulators are debating an “enormous” set of regulations that will require consideration of the cumulative impacts of any new or expanded oil-and-gas project on air, water and other natural resources before state officials can grant operating permits.
What’s worse: people in political power shielding their activity from public oversight or the media celebrating them for doing so?
Caldara: Colorado Press Association rewards secretive government Read More »
Federal tax money is returning to Colorado via free online tax filing for state and federal returns, which could help low-income taxpayers obtain more credits.
Federal funds to assist Coloradans in online filing of state, federal tax returns Read More »
Colorado lawmakers averted the potential for serious funding cuts for schools after passing a set of modest property tax cuts during the special legislative session in August. But the relief for school districts could be short-lived.
Cost of living, housing and politics top the list of concerns for Coloradans this year, according to the Colorado Health Foundation’s annual pulse survey.
Cost of living, housing affordability are top concerns for Colorado residents Read More »
We are in the thick of fire season across the Western United States. No fires are currently burning across Colorado, but hundreds of fires are actively burning as seen on the Watch Duty map.
Thick wildfire smoke from fires surrounding state will arrive in Colorado by today Read More »
The hopes for clean drinking water for more than 50,000 families in the Arkansas Valley in southeastern Colorado could take one more significant step forward with the introduction of legislation this week to finalize payment arrangements for the Arkansas Valley Conduit.
Aurora officials on Wednesday admitted they had been arresting people suspected — though not yet confirmed at the time of their apprehensions — of being members of a Venezuelan gang operating in the metro Denver long before the media spotlight on the city.
Aurora officials admit knowing about Venezuelan gang’s activities months ago Read More »
