The bill now heads to the Senate, where it is sponsored by Sen. Judy Amabile, a Boulder Democrat, and Sen. Cathy Kipp, a Fort Collins Democrat…
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LPEA Sponsors Delegates for National Youth Tour in Washington, D.C.
During this immersive week, students will visit key historical sites and engage with elected officials. They will also learn about civic involvement and the electric utility industry…
OPINION: A Despotic Reign
The Republican Party renounced the principles of true republicanism a long time ago…
Learn About CDOT’s Highway 160 Reconstruction Project This Thursday, Feb. 27
“Over the past year and a half, CDOT has worked with and listened to the community as this project has moved forward…”
Proposed Colorado Bill Would Cut Restaurant Worker Wages
Members of the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee voted 11-2 in favor of House Bill 25-1208 on Thursday night…
Training, Hiring Events in March, April
If you have thought of obtaining a new skill in some of the up-and-coming industries, there is no better time…
Senator Bennet Introduces Budget Resolution Amendments on Public Lands, Ukraine, Rural Health
“Senate Republicans have made it clear they are willing to turn their backs on hard-working Americans in order to cut taxes for the wealthiest…”
Chimney Rock Interpretive Association to Hold Volunteer Information Event This Thursday
Opportunities are varied and appeal to a large range of interests…
Hear About Pagosa Peak Open School at Democratic Club Luncheon Today
The Democratic Club’s monthly meeting will be held today, Monday, February 24, at Coyote Moon restaurant…
An Open Letter to Dr. Laura
I do need some advice from you, however, regarding some other elements of God’s Laws and how to follow them…
BIG PIVOTS: We Live in Fire Country… What Should We Know?
The world watched in horror as wind-driven fires ravaged the Los Angeles area during January…
Colorado Health Care Providers Fear ‘Devastating’ Impacts from Potential Medicare Cuts
“Medicaid is a lifeline, and it is crucial to the success, frankly, of our entire state,” Tieman said…
American Farmers Face Possible Loss of Billions of Dollars from Funding Freeze, Part Two
“There is a lot of confusion and uncertainty about USDA funding and farmers are feeling it…”
Resurfacing and Culvert Work on Colo. 151 to Last Through September
The project will improve approximately 13 miles of Colo. 151 from mile point 12.8, east of Ignacio at the La Plata/Archuleta county line, to mile pint 26…
Private Equity Firms Moving into the Child Care Business? Part Two
“I’ve come to the conclusion that private equity is just really bad for kids… It’s bad for families…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Wide Awake at 3am in Australia
“Waking and worrying at 3am is very understandable and very human. But in my opinion, not a great habit to get into….”
American Farmers Face Possible Loss of Billions of Dollars from Funding Freeze, Part One
Pfaltzgraff is also concerned how the pause on USAID programs could affect his farm and others, potentially causing a domino effect on crop prices…
An Appeal from Your Local Non-Profit Radio Station
n a year that still has more questions ahead than answers, your action now will help KSUT do even more to keep the Four Corners region informed…
OPINION: Energy Dominance Puts Public Lands At Risk
In 1905 President Theodore Roosevelt came to Colorado for a three-week bear hunting trip….