Tag: energy
How Colorado lawmakers are reacting to Donald Trump— with state laws
Colorado’s legislative session began Wednesday with a signal to Washington, D.C.: We’re watching.
On the Democratic side, Thornton Rep. Joe Salazar, who might consider a...
Public fracking study session postponed. Adams County commissioners to meet with...
The Adams County Board of Commissioners has postponed a public fracking information session scheduled for Tuesday in order to meet privately with the county attorney.
The county...
Clean energy wins big in Supreme Court. What exactly happened?
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission can continue deciding how much consumers get paid to reduce their energy use. It's been touted as a "tremendous win" for...
Bennet ranked fifth most bipartisan Democrat in Senate
The Washington Post crunched the numbers on the votes of the 114th Congress so far and came up with a list of the ten most...
And they’re off: Colorado General Assembly Opening Day
Colorado's General Assembly kicked off its 70th session in classic Colorado style -- so bipartisan it’s hard to say who’s walking onto the court with the upper hand.
Udall tries to hold on to Senate seat in tight fight...
Efforts in the past two weeks in the dead-heat U.S. Senate race have focused on getting voters to mail in ballots and now to drop them directly at polling centers. It's all about turn out now.
Rebrands in the wind
Labor Day is behind us and, generally speaking, it's that time in the campaign season when candidates go for a rebrand.
The Gardner campaign has...
Bob Beauprez headlines pro-coal rally
DENVER — Republican gubernatorial candidate and former Congressman Bob Beauprez joined a rally of more than 100 coal industry advocates and employees before the...
Are you ready for more floods and wildfires?
Climate change isn't just knocking at the door — it's in the house, and things are likely to get worse before they get better.
In Senate run, Gardner may be hard-pressed to sell far-right record
Republicans here generally seem to be banking on Gardner as a political type that has been missing in the ranks as late. The hope is that he can sell a brand that has increasingly skewed old, hardcore, inflexible and threatening.