Supporters of new legislation that details how the state can meet its goals of cutting greenhouse-gas emissions see the proposal as providing signposts for a roadmap released by Gov. Jared Polis in January. But a spokeswoman for Polis said Tuesday
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Colorado serviceman recounts 341 days at sea during pandemic
By James Burkey, The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel via AP GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — Christian Flores and thousands of others on the USS Nimitz sailed through the Persian Gulf and the South China Sea last year. But, they never
Colorado economists expect worst of COVID recession has passed
Lawmakers got some good news Friday: Colorado’s economy is healing much faster than expected, and its budget outlook is nowhere near as dire as projected earlier in the pandemic. “The worst of the recession appears to be behind us,” nonpartisan
Colorado attorney who smuggled drugs into jail for client suspended for 2 years – The Denver Post
A Colorado lawyer who smuggled drugs into the Mesa County jail was suspended from practicing law for two years after he admitted his misconduct during the state’s process for disciplining attorneys. Attorney Jason Conley, a former prosecutor in the Mesa
At 21%, women on Colorado corporate boards on par with national average
A new report shows that Colorado companies are making progress on increasing the number of women on boards, reaching a percentage that is on par with the national average after nearly a decade of tracking the numbers. The latest survey
Colorado drivers see gas prices jump 7 cents due after winter storms knock off oil refineries out in Texas, other states exas, other parts of the Gulf Coast
As the temperatures plummeted in Texas last week knocking refineries out of commission, gasoline prices jumped in Colorado and other states. The average price increase in Colorado was 7 cents, AAA said Monday. Nationwide, the price surged an average of
A renewed push in Colorado to ban plastic bags, Styrofoam at stores and restaurants
Colorado Democrats will take another crack at banning single-use plastic bags and Styrofoam at stores and restaurants this year, and want to take it a step further by removing a state law preventing local governments from banning or restricting certain
Colorado women of different backgrounds reflect on Kamala Harris’ ascension
Cleo Parker Robinson recalls the conversations around the kitchen table when she was a young Black girl in Denver during the Jim Crow era. They talked about all kinds of things, like homework and bullying in school, and “heavy topics”
Colorado National Guard to send 200 troops to Joe Biden inauguration
Members of the Colorado National Guard are being deployed to Washington for the presidential inauguration of Joe Biden. Up to 21,000 National Guard troops from across the country have been ordered to the swearing-in of the president-elect on Jan. 20,
Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert using showmanship to get ahead in Congress
Republican Lauren Boebert has had an interesting first week on the job. As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, her first substantive act was to object to Electoral College results in a number of swing states, following the