The Colorado state government owes taxpayers a total of $1.7 billion in refunds mandated under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights.
In expected windfall, Colorado owes taxpayers $1.7 billion in TABOR refunds Read More »
With many Colorado voters already having ballots in hand, soon decisions will need to be made on a variety of ballot initiatives, not the least of which is Proposition 131.
Experts to debate Prop 131 (Ranked Choice Voting) at Oct. 18 event in Grand Junction Read More »
We have all seen an increase in tension between people of different political beliefs over the last few years. We believe there are some common-sense solutions to help increase trust and tone down the rhetoric that comes out of the election process. The good news is that these improvements do not require a change in the statute to do so. The solutions being proposed here require added transparency and a willingness to follow current law.
As Colorado grapples with increasing energy demands and the urgent need to move away from coal to meet environmental and health goals, the question arises: how can we ensure that this transition provides economic opportunities and stability for coal-dependent communities?
Rosinski: Supporting Colorado’s coal communities with nuclear power Read More »
Colorado wildlife officials have given up on capturing a fifth wolf pup that was left behind in Grand County when the rest of its pack was relocated last month.
An estimated $1,500 in property was stolen earlier this month from the 8th District “Battlestation” in Thornton to elect Gabe Evans to the U.S. House and support other down ballot candidates, an email Tuesday from the National Republican Congressional Committee reads.
8th District ‘Battlestation’ office of Republican Gabe Evans, other tenants burglarized Read More »
A resolution has been passed by the Colorado Wildlife Employees Protective Association (CWEPA) supporting science-based wildlife conservation aligned with the mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the principles of wildlife conservation in North America, a press release received by Rocky Mountain Voice reads.
Science-based wildlife conservation supported by passage of CWEPA resolution Read More »
On Sunday night, people across Colorado spotted a rare comet that only comes every 80,000 years. Luckily, there’s still time to see it.
Four seats on Colorado’s nine-member State Board of Education are up for election on Nov. 5. The election is unlikely to change the board majority, which is currently held by Democrats, but it could narrow that majority and change the board’s dynamics.
Voting guide: See the responses by State Board of Education candidates to questions Read More »
Proposition 127, currently under debate in Colorado, aims to impose a blanket ban on hunting mountain lions, bobcats and lynx. However, it is important to clarify some of the misleading claims surrounding this measure.
Daniel: Leave wildlife management to CPW, vote no on Prop. 127 Read More »
