“This would allow for investing in the workforce that supports the robust tourism our community enjoys as a vibrant mountain destination…”
Category: News/Politics
Here’s What the Colorado Legislature Did for Taxes This Session
Senate Bill 24-233 came at the tail end of session after months of work from the bipartisan Property Tax Commission…
READY, FIRE, AIM: When Waitresses Rule the World
She wonders why some people are mad. She wonders if it’s because she used to be a waitress…
Biden Administration Hiking Tariffs on Chinese-Made Products
A second senior administration official declined to “speculate” about whether China would set retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Bring Your Dead Relatives Back to Life, for Under $3
Tang’s speech was delivered by a digital clone, which had been trained by SenseTime’s engineers using a large language model machine learning program…
Colorado Abortion Access Fund Sees Greatly Increased Spending
‘Cobalt’ spent over $500,000 in first quarter, more than double the 2021 full-year figure…
Colorado Legislators Pass Property Tax Reform Ahead of November Ballot Showdown
“The good citizens of this state said — we heard it loud and clear — that they wanted us to work together… to solve this problem”…
Repeal of Colorado’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Heads for the Ballot
If measure is approved by voters, same-sex marriage would remain legal in Colorado if U.S. Supreme Court overturns federal protections…
KSUT Presents ‘Tico Time Bluegrass Festival’ in Animas River Valley
This festival promises to be an adventure filled with unforgettable moments, lifelong friendships, and cherished memories…
Colorado Senate Votes Unanimously to Protect Wetlands
“We want to set in place where we are in Colorado so that we can give assurance and no more changes,” Roberts said to the Senate Finance Committee…
OPINION: Worker Freedom Act Could Create Fairer Organizing Conditions in Colorado
In practice, the Worker Freedom Act would allow workers to opt out of captive audience meetings without fear of retaliation…
‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Falters in Final Days of Colorado Legislative Session
“After thoughtful conversations with my Senate colleagues, I decided that more conversations need to take place outside of the pressure cooker of the Capitol…”
Colorado Senate Passes Oil and Gas Compromise Package
“While Colorado has worked hard to address the ozone problem, we need to do even more…”
UnitedHealth CEO Apologizes for Failings in Massive Cyberattack
CEO Andrew Witty told the Senate Committee the decision to pay the $22 million ransom in Bitcoin “was mine (and) was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make…”
Biden Administration to Greatly Ease Federal Marijuana Regulations
“Today, the Attorney General circulated a proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III…”
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
“Just one error can lead to tragic outcomes. Riders with proper training are typically involved in fewer and less severe crashes…”
Road Construction on North Pagosa to Begin May 3
Archuleta County along with Four Corners Materials, will begin work Friday at 7pm until 6am, continuing at 7pm on Saturday night. Road closures and delays can be expected…
Colorado House Passes Bipartisan Bills to Support Farmers and Ranchers
“With the help of this bill, we are ensuring that our farmers and ranchers are recognized and benefit from the work that they do to keep our lands thriving…”