Colorado legislators pushed backed against environmental activists in two ways Thursday, rejecting a bill to require extensive emissions reporting by large corporations and advancing a plan to study how to consider more fully the impact on jobs of future climate regulations.
Business leaders win key votes on two environmental bills Read More »
Veterinarians are in extremely short supply in all four corners of Colorado.
A bill that would require local municipalities and counties in Colorado to implement an automated permitting process for residential solar panel installation passed its first committee hearing, but several of the aye votes for the measure came with reservations.
The list of Republicans aiming for Colorado’s top office is growing.
A bill seeking to repeal a portion of the 2021 Farmworkers Bill of Rights cleared its first hurdle last week when the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee advanced the measure.
Seeking to protect Uber and Lyft customers, a group of Democratic lawmakers unveiled a bill Friday that would boost steps companies must take to perform background checks on drivers and ensure unauthorized persons are not picking up rides in place of those drivers.
New bill would boost safety, background-check requirements for TNCs like Lyft, Uber Read More »
Mobile office hours will be offered in March at eight locations throughout the 4th District for constituents to interact with the office staff of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert.
U.S. Rep. Boebert announces March mobile office hours in 4th District Read More »
At one time in Colorado, whether you lived in the high country, the flatlands or anywhere in between, your area code was 303.
A measure allowing Colorado government entities to take even longer to process public records requested by residents passed in a 26-7 vote in the Senate on Wednesday.
Colorado Senate passes bill to extend public’s wait time for records requests Read More »
If you ever feel like you may be in a one-sided relationship with the federal government come tax season, there’s a chance you’re right. It’s not you, it’s them.
Does Colorado get back more or less than it spends in federal taxes? Read More »
