The Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District stepped up its fight against a massive Colorado Springs annexation, citing concerns that water from farms in southeastern Colorado would be used to supply 6,500 new homes and businesses to support them.
Will Colorado Springs’ growth come at cost to Eastern Plains? Farmers say yes. Read More »
As an infectious disease specialist for nearly 26 years, Dr. Michelle Barron has never physically seen measles, and neither have a lot of other physicians of the 21st century.
Once eradicated measles could make a Colorado comeback; officials urge vaccination Read More »
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee approved an indefinite extension of the Emily Keyes – John W. Buckner Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Fund, which was set to expire in two years.
Colorado Senate committee extends organ and tissue donation fund indefinitely Read More »
“Everyone feels anxiety and fear about all this,” Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis told commissioners as they approved a large payment to two Colorado ranchers in Grand County that lost livestock as a direct result of the wolf reintroduction program.
Colorado Congressman Jeff Crank has introduced a new bill, which, if passed, would bar federal transportation dollars from going to sanctuary cities.
Citing fiscal worries, legislative leaders on Tuesday approved a proposal to put 10 interim and year-round committees on hold that would otherwise meet once the legislature concludes its 2025 session on May 7.
State lawmakers place 10 interim, year-round committees on hold, citing fiscal concerns Read More »
Some Colorado lawmakers want financial literacy to be a requirement for high school graduation. Only about 25% of Colorado school districts require a personal finance course to graduate, according to the Colorado Department of Education. Denver Public Schools is one of the districts.
HB 1192 would add financial literacy to state’s high school graduation requirements Read More »
A bill that won a party-line vote in the House Health & Human Services Committee aims to cap the price insurers pay urban hospitals for health services for state employees and those insured in the small group market.
Even before Colorado has established regulations for artificial-intelligence development, legislators are advancing a proposal to give special whistleblower protection to sector workers — a plan raising significant concerns for business groups and Gov. Jared Polis.
Artificial intelligence workers may get special protections in Colorado Read More »
When confronted Wednesday with crime data by U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Fort Lupton, detailing Denver’s trends, Mayor Mike Johnston said the former Arvada police lieutenant was confused.
Here’s the facts Rep. Gabe Evans used in hearing that Mayor Mike Johnston disputes Read More »
