The U.S. Education Department is moving management of K-12 and higher education to the Department of Labor…
Category: News/Politics
Joint Budget Committee Questions Gov. Polis’ Medicaid Proposal
“The Medicaid cuts here are particularly large…”
OPINION: Senator Hickenlooper Stands with Starbucks Workers in Lafayette
Hickenlooper called on Starbucks’ CEO to stop their union-busting efforts as unionized workers began a nationwide strike…
Congress Pushes Hemp Crackdown After Pressure from States, Marijuana Industry
“In my mind, if it’s marijuana, which most of this is, then it should be regulated like marijuana,” Mullins said…
Feds Give Colorado River States More Time to Resolve Differences
The disagreement prompted lawmakers in Arizona on Tuesday to call for stronger federal intervention in shaping post-2026 Colorado River operating guidelines…
Arizona’s Adelita Grijalva Sworn In to U.S. House… Vows to Sign Epstein Petition
New emails revealing details about the relationship between Trump and Epstein surfaced Wednesday…
TROOPER TIPS: Winter Has Arrived in Colorado
By Trooper Hunter Mathews The iconic phrase “Winter is coming” was notably uttered on television in 2011 on the popular show Game of Thrones. However, READ MORE
Today, Nov. 11, Marks Federal Deadline for Colorado River ‘Framework’ Agreement
The Upper Basin states of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming have resisted mandatory cuts…
U.S. Senate Passes Bill to End Record-Breaking Shutdown
“The problem we have with air travel is that our air traffic controllers are overworked and unpaid. And many of them have called in sick…”
League of Women Voters Meet Tonight, November 10
After the business portion, we’ll shift gears for some informative, fun, and social activities, including a Scavenger Hunt…
Farmers, Barbers, GOP Lawmakers Worried Over Fate of ACA Tax Credits
Small-business owners and their employees are worried about their health care, and their livelihoods, as insurance prices surge…
Air Traffic Restrictions to Begin Today Due to Shutdown
“We’re noticing that there’s additional pressure that’s building in the system,” Duffy said…
ELECTION RESULTS: Archuleta County, Nov. 4
Voters living within the Town of Pagosa Springs voted overwhelmingly — 76% in favor — to create a new 1% sales tax…
Congress Remains Deadlocked; Shutdown Continues
The U.S. Senate Tuesday failed for the 14th time to advance a stopgap spending bill to fund the government…
Colorado Joins Lawsuit Challenging ‘Weaponization’ of Student Loan Forgiveness
“I’m sorry to say — this administration is lawless, they are bullying, and we are forced again to bring basic legal challenges…”
Early Ballot Returns Show Colorado on Pace for High Off-Year Turnout
As usual, older Coloradans have made up the vast majority of voters returning a ballot so far this year…
Analysis Finds Higher Health Insurance Premiums, Reduced Help for Colorado Health Insurance Customers
Connect for Health Colorado’s analysis is based on the Colorado Division of Insurance’s announcement of final health insurance premium rates…
Colorado Attorney General Joins Lawsuit Challenging SNAP Benefit Pause
“It is clear President Trump and his USDA are making a deliberate, illegal, and inhumane choice to not fund the SNAP program…”
Oil and Gas Companies in Colorado Used Banned Toxic Chemicals, Part One
One of the prohibited substances can cause cancer; new state law forced operators to identify chemicals…