In their letter, Bennet and his colleagues highlight the IRA provisions that have already been implemented to lower the cost of prescription drugs…
Category: News/Politics
Are Californians Ruining Colorado?
Californians are getting blamed for the shift to the left in Colorado politics. What’s the real story?
Gov. Polis Signs Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact
HB23-1064 removes barriers to employment for qualified teachers looking to relocate across state borders…
Public Comment Sought on UCHealth Acquisition of Parkview Medical Center
If an acquisition may substantially lessen competition or create a monopoly, the attorney general may intervene to protect Colorado businesses and consumers…
Work to Resume on McCabe Creek Culvert
Weather permitting, crews are now planning for the project to be completed in June of 2023.
EDITORIAL: March 6 Archuleta Health Department Advisory Committee Meeting
As far as I can tell, Archuleta County has thus far not engaged any consultants to assist with the health department transition…
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Unveils Initiatives Aimed at Small, Midsize Operations
Vilsack attributed this imbalance to the “get big or get out” structure of production-based agriculture, which took hold in the 1970s…
DMV Reveals Historic Colorado License Plate Winners
“Colorado’s awe-inspiring beauty was well reflected in the hundreds of great designs submitted by talented Colorado artists…”
Colorado Lawmakers Seek Suspension of Utah Oil Train Project
Sen. Bennet and Rep. Neguse cite East Palestine derailment in calling for further review of Uinta Basin Railway Project…
Colorado Attorney General Weiser Challenging Tik Tok
Attorney General Phil Weiser is leading a coalition asking court to order TikTok to preserve and produce communications critical to an investigation…
READY, FIRE, AIM: When I Woke
I awake and find myself in my same old bedroom, here in Pagosa Springs, and the alarm is going off…
Colorado Students March in Support of Reproductive Rights
“I don’t know. But I’m done waiting. I’m done waiting for these decisions to be made for me, about me right now…”
‘Protect the West Act’ Proposes $60 Billion for Forest, Watershed Resiliency
Sen. Bennet urges ‘root and branch’ reevaluation of federal ag programs ahead of 2023 farm bill…
Snowy Weekend Results in Three Avalanche Deaths in Southern Colorado
On Saturday, two backcountry skiers were buried and killed in an avalanche near the Vallecito Reservoir…
Tickets Go On Sale Today for Four Corners Folk Festival
Discount tickets go on sale today, Tuesday, February 28 at 12noon, while supplies last. Get them at the best price point, before they’re gone…
Families Taking a Financial Hit as Pandemic Aid Ends
Census survey shows people struggle to pay for food even before pandemic-era SNAP benefits end next month…
Highway Ramps Promised To Deliver Chester From Hardship. Residents Are Still Waiting.
PHOTO: Buildings in Chester, PA. Source: Wikimedia Commons/Smallbones. This story by Asia Mieleszko appeared on StrongTowns.org on February 27, 2023. In November 2022, Chester, Pennsylvania, READ MORE
Coloradans Urged to Save for the Unexpected During ‘America Saves Week’
Only 22% of Coloradans have three months of expenses saved…