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Town, County Announce Mandatory Evacuation Orders, Closed Roads
All low-lying areas near San Juan and Blanco rivers are in Mandatory Evacuation status…
Sen. Bennet Says Health Care Compromise Ought to be Easy
For the sixth time, Republicans voted down a proposal from Democrats to fund the government and extend enhanced premium tax credits on Wednesday…
Evacuation Notice for Riverfront Properties Through Wednesday Afternoon
We’re experiencing severe flooding on County Road 500 right now. Please stay home if you can, and avoid the area completely….
Colorado Increases EV Trade-in Incentives As Federal Benefits Disappear
“Transportation is a leading source of emissions in Colorado, making widespread EV adoption essential to achieve our climate goals…”
Archuleta County Offering Free Sandbags Ahead of Possible Flooding
Residents in flood-prone areas are strongly encouraged to pick up sandbags early and take preventive measures to protect their property…
High Level of Local Government Compliance with Colorado Law
“There is no silver bullet when it comes to solving the affordability crisis in our state. Addressing this crisis requires strong partnerships…”
Government Shutdown Continues with Talks at an Impasse
“That’s the problem with Obamacare. The subsidies are so much — billions and billions of dollars is being wasted…”
6th Judicial District to Host Free Legal Resource Day on Oct. 21
Recognizing that many Coloradans represent themselves in legal matters, the Judicial Department and partners are hosting free educational sessions…
El Paso County GOP Must Re-do Legislator Selection Process
State law requires a minimum 10-day written notice ahead of a vacancy committee meeting…
‘Born To Be Wild’ License Plate Hits $1 Million Milestone
“The Born To Be Wild License Plate has been a tremendous funding source for CPW as we work to build a sustainable gray wolf population in the Centennial State…”
‘A Lot of Participation’ in Colorado Legislature’s Video Pilot
Nearly 9,900 people have viewed 19 legislative committee meetings since a video pilot program began July 30…
Colorado National Parks to Remain Open — Precariously — During Federal Shutdown
“Past shutdowns in which gates remained open with limited staff have hurt our parks: iconic symbols cut down and vandalized, trash piled up, habitats destroyed…”
Colorado Attorney General Launches Training to Help Educators Prevent School Violence
“Educators are often the first to notice when a student is struggling or showing signs of crisis,” said Attorney General Phil Weiser…
‘We’re Headed to a Shutdown’: White House Meeting Ends with No Deal as Deadline Nears
Schumer said he believed “for the first time the President heard our objections,” but “large differences” remained…
Colorado’s Rep. Boebert Among House Republicans Supporting Release of Epstein Files
The government’s investigation into Epstein’s sexual abuse has dogged and splintered House Republicans since July…
ELECTION 2025: Just Two Statewide Issues on November Ballots
Three years ago, Colorado voters approved a ballot measure to create the school meals program, which provides free breakfast and lunch to all students…
New Report Ranks States on Climate-Related Health Risks
Researchers at Northeastern and Yale universities ranked states based on risks from extreme heat, flooding, poor air quality, natural hazard risks to health care facilities…
‘State of Democracy’ Takes Center Stage at Congressional Black Caucus Conference
Many sessions will discuss how the Trump administration continues to use executive orders to dismantle federal agencies…