Xcel Energy-Colorado, the first electric utility in the country to set a goal of being carbon-free, said Wednesday that it will up the ante by pledging to cut its greenhouse-gas emissions 85% by 2030. The new clean energy plan, to
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Biden will take to the road this week to sell his domestic agenda.
President Biden is set to seize the spotlight this week after weeks of attention on former President Donald J. Trump’s impeachment trial. Mr. Biden is beginning a more public sales pitch for his domestic agenda, with his first set of
Klint Kubiak moves up to Vikings OC after dad’s retirement – The Denver Post
MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Vikings will keep their playbook in the family with the promotion of Klint Kubiak to offensive coordinator after his father’s retirement. The Vikings finalized the hire Tuesday, a widely expected decision by head coach Mike Zimmer
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
Free and cheap things to do in Denver and Colorado, February 2021
Denver Digs Trees It may seem a bit early to be thinking about spring, but now’s the time to apply for The Park People‘s tree distribution program, Denver Digs Trees. The annual program adds lots of green to city blocks
Biden to sign coronavirus measures, requires mask use to travel
WASHINGTON — Deep in the deadliest coronavirus wave and facing worrisome new mutations, President Joe Biden will kick off his national COVID-19 strategy to ramp up vaccinations and testing, reopen schools and businesses and increase the use of masks —
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,
COVID-19: NHS eyeing plans to move hospital patients into hotels, as Hancock says end of restrictions ‘impossible to know’
The NHS is considering plans to discharge patients into hotels as hospitals become swamped with COVID patients, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has confirmed – as he said it was “impossible to know” how long lockdown restrictions might last. Mr Hancock
The I.R.S. is trying to redirect millions of stimulus payments that went to unused accounts.
The Internal Revenue Service misdirected stimulus payments for an estimated 13 million accounts, but the agency on Friday said it is trying to redirect to the money to the proper place. If you’re anticipating a stimulus payment that hasn’t yet
COVID-19: All Bar One owner to raise cash as lockdowns cripple hospitality
The company behind All Bar One and Harvester pubs is exploring how it can raise further cash as the coronavirus crisis continues to take its toll on hospitality businesses. Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) said it was examining an equity capital