In an informational work session, Chris Clark of Laramie Energy gave Mesa County Commissioners Cody Davis and JJ Fletcher an update concerning how ever-increasing regulatory policy in Colorado is not only impacting smaller oil and gas companies, but also cutting into the county budget.
Laramie Energy gives Mesa County a bleak outlook on future under present regulation Read More »
A Jefferson County teacher lost her license after an alleged grooming scandal involving a student at Columbine High School.
How Jeffco Kids First exposed a school cover-up that made international headlines Read More »
A proposal to include nuclear energy in two statutory definitions of clean energy has passed the Colorado House on second reading.
HB 1040, adding nuclear to state’s clean energy definitions, gains bipartisan support Read More »
When Lauren Boebert announced her decision to leave Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District and run for office in the 4th, I’ll admit, I was hesitant.
Garbo: How Lauren Boebert earned my vote and my respect Read More »
Another Republican measure, which could have made everyday life more affordable for Coloradans trying to get by, has been killed by House Democrats.
Access to public, governmental records ensures transparency, but in Durango School District 9-R, accessing them can come with hurdles. Parents say their Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) requests have been met with delayed responses and roadblocks.
The transparency fight for public records despite private agendas in Durango 9-R Read More »
The debate to end all debates may soon reach a conclusion.
A debate Tuesday on the proper role of government and at what point constitutional liberty has been infringed, led by Senate Republicans, fell upon deaf ears.
Danielle Jurinsky had been an entrepreneur and business owner, military veteran and single mom, and then, four years ago, added policymaker to the list.
Danielle Jurinsky will seek second, four-year term on Aurora City Council Read More »
City officials are negotiating to relocate Grand Junction’s Resource Center to North Avenue, but residents and business owners have thus far been left uninformed.
