Two more community mental health centers are eliminating jobs and cutting programs as Colorado’s safety-net health system staggers from a massive drop in Medicaid rolls.
Jobs, programs are cut at two Colorado mental health centers amid Medicaid “unwind” Read More »
About two weeks before the Federal Trade Commission sued to block Kroger Company’s proposed $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons Companies Inc. in late February, the Colorado Attorney General’s Office filed an antitrust lawsuit of its own.
In Colorado case, Kroger and Albertson’s say competition is Walmart, Costco and Amazon Read More »
Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen city councilman, and Republican Jeff Hurd, a Grand Junction Republican, are running against each other to represent Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District in Washington, D.C.
Colorado voters in November will be asked to move up a number of constitutional filing deadlines for candidates and citizen initiatives to give county clerks more time to prepare ballots in future elections.
Amendment K: If supported, election officials would have more time to prepare ballots Read More »
Dan Haley, who as the head of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association has been the industry’s most high-profile advocate in legislative, regulatory and ballot initiative battles, is leaving the association.
The ruling all but guarantees that Williams will remain chairman through the November election.
Judge invalidates faction’s vote to remove Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams Read More »
Thornton-based Solid Power has a $50 million federal grant to ramp up development of the solid-state EV batteries it considers the technology of the near-future in automobiles, putting the company closer to its goal of developing a mass production facility in the eastern U.S. or Korea.
Six years and billions of dollars into Colorado’s 30-year pension rescue plan, the Public Employees’ Retirement Association has less than a 50-50 chance of reaching its goal of full funding by 2048.
New technology allowing firefighters to “smell” points of origin and locate hot spots or new fires even before smoke can be seen is among the next generation of safety measures the Department of Homeland Security says will help communities and first responders facing longer, more destructive fire seasons in Colorado.
After Colorado lawmakers passed four rounds of tax cuts in 10 months, the state now faces a $900 million budget hole.
State budget faces $900M shortfall as tax cuts, Medicaid and economic slowdown take toll Read More »
