“We are working with the new software company to prepare letters and begin the process of mailing letters to all of the 100 or so unpermitted properties…”
Category: News/Politics
Colorado General Assembly Convenes 2023 Session
“The General Assembly has recently invested millions… and yet our water faces unprecedented threats that no one has seen or experienced before…”
Colorado Gov. Polis Seeks Money for Property Tax Relief
The amended budget request heads to the Joint Budget Committee, which is in charge of crafting the state budget for the next fiscal year…
‘Officer Involved Shooting’ in Aspen Springs
The incident was non-fatal, and the suspect was transported to the hospital for treatment…
Low Staffing Causing Problems in Colorado Prisons, Part Two
With the prison population also rising again following the peak of the pandemic, Donner said the negative impacts will only continue to get worse…
Lauren Boebert Emerging as Leading Opponent of Kevin McCarthy
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado emerged as one of the Republicans leading the charge against Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s candidacy…
How Colorado Plans to Reintroduce Wolves on Western Slope by 2023 Deadline
“This draft plan represents the division’s very best effort to develop a blueprint and common-sense approach…”
Low Staffing Causing Problems in Colorado Prisons, Part One
At both federal and state prisons in Colorado, recruiting and retaining staff across the board has been difficult for several years…
Wolf Creek Pass Closed for At Least 2 Hours This Morning
Crews will close the highway and begin work at 5:30am…
Colorado Considers Changing Its Red Flag Law After Club Q Shooting
In El Paso County, officials have filed relatively few emergency petitions to temporarily remove a person’s guns, with scant approvals…
Colorado Leaders Reflect on Marshall Fire, One Year Later
Last legislative session, Colorado lawmakers passed a slate of laws aimed at wildfire mitigation…
Archuleta Commissioners Clarify ‘Health Department’ Transition Committee
Meeting requirements may vary depending on workload and prospective members should be prepared to meet on a monthly or bi-weekly basis…
OPINION: Renewables Moving Forward in Colorado… But Not in Wyoming
A federal law has slowed our shift to renewables. What will it take to reform it?
Water Storage, Judicial Discipline Among Bills Sent to Colorado Legislature
The Colorado Legislative Council approved 29 items to be introduced to the General Assembly in the upcoming session in January…
Denver Supporting Thousands of Migrants, Asylum Seekers with Emergency Shelter
Denver is continuing its efforts to shelter incoming migrants and asylum seekers to the city, serving about 2,380 people since the start of December…
San Juan Stargazers to Hold ‘Star Party’ Tonight
We will not be meeting at the church, rather at one of our ‘star party’ sites…
Kristi Burton Brown Won’t Seek Second Term as Leader of Colorado GOP
“I look forward to focusing on policy once again, after my term ends in March of 2023…”
Housing Advocates Looking to Congress, Following November Elections
“We don’t want people to have substandard housing because it’s the only thing they can afford….”
Vehicle Registration Renewal Reminders to Resume Jan. 3
The DMV offers a variety of online tools to help Coloradans with vehicle registration…
