Coloradans should continue to call Colorado Crisis Services as new dialing procedures take effect…
Category: News/Politics
Camping Crunch Comes to Colorado
Compared to other regions of the country, the Western United States saw the biggest increase in reservable camping activity, although the trend of increasingly full campgrounds was consistent…
Colorado Supreme Court Denies Tina Peters’ Appeal Regarding Mesa County Elections
Peters has been under scrutiny since she allowed an unauthorized person to attend Mesa County’s “trusted build” software update…
Bremer, Aadland Take Early Fundraising Lead in Crowded GOP Senate Field
Eli Bremer, a former Olympic pentathlete and Air Force Reserves officer from Colorado Springs, led the field with $253,837 raised in the third quarter…
LPEA to Host Two Virtual ‘Town Hall’ Meetings Next Week
“The topic of LPEA’s future power supply has been a hot one for the past several years, with a diversity of opinions regarding how LPEA should be powering our communities…”
Governor Polis Calls in National Guard to Support Colorado Election Cybersecurity
The National Guard members may participate in “training activities and assist with election cybersecurity defense efforts”…
Million Dollar Lotteries Failed to Encourage Vaccines, Says New Study
“So this is, across all the different states, tens of millions of dollars that we could have been spending on potentially more effective policies”…
2021 Election Guide: Important Information and Dates
Once again, it is time for Coloradans to make their voices heard by voting in the November 2 coordinated election…
OPINION: Governors Polis, Ritter, Romer, Owens Urge a YES Vote on Prop 119
“Prop 119 is a first-of-its-kind initiative to help close the opportunity gap and it is uniting Coloradans regardless of their political leanings…”
Secretary of State Proposes ‘Money-in-Politics System’ for Colorado Campaign Finance
“People are asking a lot of questions about what types of clients are hiring lobbyists, and are those clients also supporting legislators via campaign contributions…”
The Archuleta Democratic Club Will Meet on Tuesday, October 19
The speaker this month will be Liane Jollon from San Juan Basin Public Health…
Tensions Rise as Affordable Housing Subpanel Seeks $400 Million Solution
The stakes are high as the ideologically-divided subpanel has weeks remaining to develop initial recommendations for spending the $400 million…
Reactions to ‘Bears Ears National Monument’ Proclamation
“Now the real work starts. This announcement is only a down payment on President Biden’s America the Beautiful initiative…”
San Juan National Forest to Conduct Pile Burning This Fall and Winter
The Pagosa Ranger District plans to burn slash piles near the following locations northwest of Pagosa Springs…
Heidi Ganahl’s Challenge to ‘Critical Race Theory’
Gubernatorial candidate’s measure would ban University of Colorado faculty and staff from enforcing certain views on racism…
River District Report Highlights Western Slope Concerns with Water Planning
“We don’t want to have West Slope water users conserve water and then see it go to the Front Range,” Mueller said…
New Executive Order Ends Eviction Protections in Colorado, Allows Sharing of Student Data
“Thanks to the efforts of all Coloradans, the moment for extraordinary executive action has passed,” Polis wrote in the order…
Public Invited to Attend ‘East End’ Multi-modal Plan Open House, Tomorrow, Oct. 6
A multimodal transportation plan is in the works for the Pagosa Springs East End area that will assess pedestrian sidewalk and trail connectivity…
Congressional Redistricting Commission Adopts Final Plan
The new map creates three districts with a Republican advantage and five with a Democratic advantage, though some, such as the 8th District, are so slight that they could be swing districts…