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DOLA Welcomes New Director of Housing
“Stable housing people can afford is the foundation for thriving families and strong communities…”
BIG PIVOTS: What’s Next for Electrical Power in Pueblo? Part One
“Only advanced nuclear will make Pueblo whole and put the community on a path to prosper…”
Coalition Pitching Graduated Income Tax for Colorado’s 2026 Ballot
People earning less than $250,000 per year would see a slight income tax reduction…
Community Groups Participating in Health Fair & Expo 2025
Our community is fortunate to have access to a number of community based organizations that provide a wide range of services…
Judge Warns of ‘National Police Force’ in National Guard Ruling
“The White House tried to invade the second largest city in the country,” she wrote…
Trump Plans to Move Space Force Headquarters Out of Colorado
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday the U.S. Space Command will permanently relocate to Huntsville, Alabama…
Ribbon Cutting Event Planned for New Community Playground at Pagosa Peak Open School
The school is also expanding its after-school programming, with a drama club run by PPOS Advisor Alison Beach, and an orchestra club organized by Stillwater Music Company…
A Green Mountain Library
We hope these green initiatives make you proud of your library. We invite you to share any additional ideas you might have about how we can do even better…
Social Security Rolls Out AI Chatbot to Replace Terminated Workers
“With the new administration, they’re just kind of like, let’s go fast and fix it later, which I don’t agree with…”
Forest Service Cuts Leave Firefighters Mowing Lawns While Morale Craters
Crews say layoffs and resignations have left them stuck with duties far from the fire line…
Governor Polis Orders Spending Cuts Following Special Legislative Session
The spending reductions primarily hit health care, higher education and state grant programs…
Attorney General Issues Alert After Wage Theft Retaliation Reports
While the attorney general’s office does not represent individuals, the attorney general can investigate suspected worker rights violations…
States Fast-track Renewable Energy Permits to Beat Federal Deadline
Renewable energy developers and state leaders nationwide are racing to start construction on wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal tax credits…
Colorado Lawmakers Wrap Up Special Session
In total, the bills passed will generate about $350 million this fiscal year. The state will dip into its reserves to make up the remainder of the deficit…
Colorado Legislature Approves Sale of Tax Credits in Special Session
“It could possibly help fill the gap this year, but it causes problems in the out year,” said Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer, a Brighton Republican…
Colorado Special Session Sends First Set of Bills to Governor
Four of five revenue-raising bills clear Legislature as lawmakers continue work…
Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Fund Reimbursements for Planned Parenthood
“Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains is an essential, irreplaceable piece of Colorado’s primary and reproductive health care system…”
Forest Service Announces Permanent Fire Positions for 2026
Hiring window open on USAJOBS between August 22, 2025 – September 24, 2025…