The narrow focus on civil immigration enforcement presents legal risks, Polis said in his veto letter…
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Colorado’s Three Republican Candidates for Governor Square Off in First Full Debate
“We need a healed state,” he said. “We need Coloradans to come together for a change, Lord, and stop all this political nonsense…”
CDOT Releases 10-Year Transportation Plan
Among the planned projects is bus service between Pagosa Springs and Durango, at an estimated cost of $2.7 million…
Colorado Bills to Address Prison Overcrowding Signed into Law
Photo: The visitors parking lot of the Denver Reception and Diagnostic Center, a state prison within the Colorado Department of Corrections, taken on February 6, READ MORE
Rachel Suh, Candidate for Governor in Colorado, Names Running Mate
“Drew Robertson is exactly the kind of leader Colorado needs,” said Suh. “He has built something real — a sanctuary where veterans find healing and wolves find a home…”
Colorado Law Aims to Address Harmful Sports Betting
“Problem gambling does not stop at the city limits. It shows up in rural communities, small towns, and households across Colorado,” said Sen. Byron Pelton…
Town Government Seeking Council Applicants
If you are passionate about your community, interested in local decision-making, and meet eligibility requirements, this is a great opportunity to get involved…
HIGHWAY 160 RECONSTRUCTION: Changing Downtown Traffic Patterns This Week
The team is planning on closing access to Hot Springs Boulevard (south side of the intersection to the bridge) to make utility and paving improvements…
Hazy Outlook as Feds Embrace Medical Marijuana
“Our business is still very much in wait-and-see mode,” Hunter said. “There are a lot of positive gains here, but really more than anything, a lot more confusion…”
Colorado Governor Candidates Pledge to Improve State’s Business Climate
Two Democrats and two Republicans pitched their campaigns for Colorado governor to a roomful of business leaders in Glendale on Wednesday…
Colorado’s U.S. Rep. Jason Crow Helps Launch ‘Anti-Corruption Caucus’
“Corruption is why costs are so high, why the government feels unresponsive, and why the system seems to only benefit the wealthy and well-connected…”
The Data Center Battle Moves into Congress
The future of data centers and their huge appetite for electricity is quickly escalating as a political flashpoint from coast to coast, moving from cities and states… now to the nation’s capital…
‘A Community Conversation’ on June 1 Will Address Possible Ballot Measure for PS Medical Center
The third conversation in the series will feature Pagosa Springs Medical Center CEO Rhonda P. Webb, MD…
Congressional Republicans Ditch ICE Funding Vote and Leave Town
Sen. Hickenlooper proposed an amendment that would prevent Tina Peters, January 6th rioters from receiving taxpayer handouts…
Governor Polis Defends His Decision to Free Tina Peters
Polis said he has not spoken with Trump or members of the administration since he issued Peters’ commutation last week…
June 8 ‘Plant Walk’ with Pagosa Herbalist Lake McCullough
The first walk on June 8 will explore early summer herbs, wildflowers and edible plants in the ponderosa pine ecozone in Martinez Canyon…
Geothermal Energy for Massive Utah Data Center?
“There’s nobody out there, including me, who would support 9 gigawatts of natural gas power,” he said. “It’s just not going to happen. You can’t get the air permits for that. It’s not a thing…”
PAWSD Customers Remain in Drought Management ‘Stage 1’
The District greatly appreciates everyone’s continued diligence in conserving water…
Archuleta County Proposed PreK-8 School Facility Lands on Waitlist for BEST Funding
The Colorado Department of Education BEST grant program (“Building Excellent Schools Today”) has released its list of projects recommended for grant funding during the 2026-2027 fiscal year…