Rival factions of the Colorado Republican Party have scheduled separate meetings a week apart in different corners of the state later this month to consider whether to remove Dave Williams as the state party’s chairman, though the meeting set by Williams’ allies is only planned to last long enough to gavel in and then immediately recess.
Dueling meetings planned to decide future of party’s leadership Read More »
An area for conservation and recreation is growing in northern Colorado, helping to realize a long-term goal of local land managers.
Prairie Ridge Natural Area in Northern Colorado to grow by 140 acres for $1.1M Read More »
Twenty-one Colorado school districts, seven charter schools, one cooperative education services board, and one youth residential treatment center have been awarded $11.4 million in funding over the next three years for vaping education and prevention programs.
More than 1.5 million Colorado vehicle owners have delivered more than $40 million to Colorado Parks and Wildlife by including a $29 Keep Colorado Wild Pass as part of their annual registrations.
While 70% opt out of add-on license plate fees, program collected almost $41 million Read More »
Coloradans across the Front Range, especially in Northern Colorado, have noticed significantly more grasshoppers this year. Researchers with Colorado State University confirm there has been a spike in grasshoppers across the state.
Ah, grasshopper. They are everywhere in Colorado this year. Read More »
In Colorado, Republican Party politics has been defined in recent years by losses, infighting and a steady decline in the percentage of Colorado voters that affiliate with the party.
Dion: Colorado Republicans, it’s time to unite and fight Read More »
Four years into an aggressive federal campaign to thin wild horse herds across the West, Colorado officials fed up with helicopter roundups tried something unique — a state-federal working group to collaborate on mustang population control.
With just a handful of votes now separating Colorado House District 58 Republican Primary candidates Larry Don Suckla and J. Mark Roeber, the Colorado Secretary of State will most likely order an automatic recount of the 12,971 votes.
Too close to call: Automatic recount likely in House District 58 GOP primary Read More »
A Denver District Court judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging damages stemming from last year’s universal preschool rollout in Colorado.
A volunteer group seeking to ban the hunting of Colorado wildcats has submitted signatures to election officials to get the measure on the November ballot.
Group submits petition to ban hunting of bobcats, mountain lions, lynx Read More »
