Colorado’s film-incentive program has generated division among legislators since its inception. The state’s effort to attract the Sundance Film Festival to Boulder, however, is getting near-unanimous support.
HB25-1005 offers $34M in tax credits to attract Sundance Film Festival to Boulder Read More »
Getting young people to give their devices a break can be a challenge. Colorado lawmakers say schools are having a hard time getting students to put their phones down, too. A new bill at the capitol looks to improve the situation.
Colorado bill looks to limit student cell phone usage during school Read More »
Across Colorado, tens of thousands of employees received emails asking them to resign Tuesday, as part of President Donald Trump’s effort to reshape the federal workforce that has received fierce pushback from unions.
Federal workforce in Colorado receives resignation emails in Trump’s buyout plan Read More »
The state has spent $389 million in the past two years on programs designed to help Colorado stave off future projected water shortages even as it continues to grow.
Colorado has spent $389M to fund its far-reaching water plans in the past two years Read More »
After four years on the job, Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall felt he needed to break ranks.
The Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division has issued a health and safety notice over mold and yeast concerns for marijuana grown by Medpharm Holdings, LLC, which does business as cultivator Bud & Mary’s.
Second Colorado marijuana recall in January hits nearly 60 dispensaries Read More »
Several health-care bills — including two scheduled for their first hearings this week — are set to reignite the debate this legislative session on whether the benefits of greater coverage mandates are equal to the greater costs they’ll bring.
Legislative health-care debates commence in the 75th General Assembly Read More »
A little more than four years ago, voters statewide supported Prop. 114 to reintroduce gray wolves to Colorado.
There’s some similarity in an 18th century problem, which led to the beginnings of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, and today’s environment for cattle raisers.
In what some denounce as an attempt to consolidate power for GOP Chairman Dave Williams, the Republican Party has proposed a last-minute change to the organization’s bylaws on Jan. 30.
