“In the face of our changing climate, we need a Senate-confirmed director who can rebuild the Bureau of Land Management…”
Category: News/Politics
The Creede Hotel & Restaurant Announces Fall Events
The Creede Hotel & Restaurant is under new management and we’ve been busy bringing the Hotel back to its glory as the center of historic Creede…
Colorado Celebrates ‘National Voter Registration Day’
“Colorado leads the way when it comes to voter registration, and National Voter Registration Day is a good reminder that another election will soon be here…”
One More Chance to Join a Riverwalk Naturalist Tour… Tonight
On the tour, participants will be able to see a wide variety of birds currently undergoing their fall migration as well as the beginnings of fall changes to the wetland vegetation…
Your Concise 2021 Colorado Election Guide to Three Statewide Issues
While off-year elections typically center on local races and ballot issues, Colorado’s 2021 Coordinated Election on November 2 will put three questions to voters statewide…
Colorado Department of Local Affairs Supplies $168 Million in Rental Assistance
“Our efforts don’t slow down when COVID does. There are still plenty of people in need and there are resources that can help…”
Secretary of State Opens Suit to Remove Tina Peters as Designated Election Official
In the brief, the Secretary of State outlined how Peters disregarded rules and compromised the security of Mesa County’s voting system…
CDOT to Auction Property in La Plata County
Sealed bids accepted through October 21…
‘Smoke Screen’ Plaguing Colorado Air Quality Board, Part Three
And yet, throughout Colorado’s worst summer for air quality in many years, misconceptions about the role of wildfire smoke have been everywhere…
‘Smoke Screen’ Plaguing Colorado Air Quality Board, Part Two
Polis himself twice refused to answer direct questions from Newsline about ETRP’s withdrawal at a September 1 event on transportation and climate policy…
Colorado Secretary of State Proposes ‘Money-in-Politics’ Tracking System
“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…”
Public Demand for Firefighters is High
The increase in public demand and expectations placed on wildland firefighters to respond to ever larger and more intense wildfires is far from abating…
‘Smoke Screen’ Plaguing Colorado Air Quality Board, Part One
During the Front Range’s smoggiest summer in over a decade, its embattled air-quality watchdog has gone quiet. Ex-employees say they’re not surprised…
Night Closures of Highway 160 Start Tonight
“Keeping the traveling public safe during these crane operations is a priority and dictates the need for the closure….”
Senators on the River
On Colorado River Trip, Bennet, Romney collaborate on a bipartisan western approach to building climate resilience…
Fort Lewis College Owns Up to Its Past, as an Indian Boarding School
“I think, as we move forward, we can do better,” Melvin J. Baker, Chairman of Southern Ute Indian Tribe said. “We can always be better tomorrow…”
Heidi Ganahl Launches Campaign for Colorado Governor
“Colorado needs a comeback, and I’m here to give back to the greatest state in the nation…”
Joe Biden Visits NREL, Pitching ‘Clean Energy’
Joe Biden made his first visit to Colorado as president on Tuesday, stopping at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden…
Stolen, Missing Military Weapons Addressed by Proposed Legislation
“…this bill will not only ensure military officials are acting as good stewards, but also prevent our military resources from falling into the wrong hands…”