“Western Water Girl” Uses TikTok to Make a Splash on Colorado Water Issues
Teal Lehto, westernwatergirl on TikTok, candidly informs viewers about water issues in the West because she knows social media can create change.
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No Snow? No Problem! SpikeBoarding Is Kind of Almost Sort of Like Skiing
No fresh pow is needed for the skiing-like innovation, a sport and mode of transportation that allows users to glide along paved surfaces.
Jefferson County Finds Itself Up a Tree Over Controversial Forest-Thinning Practices
Jefferson County is cutting down trees to prevent fires, but some advocates and scientists are hot on research that shows there are better ways.
Colorado Rapids Partners With Artist Pat Milbery on Major League Soccer Jersey
The season kickoff party for the Rapids is March 1.
Have Thoughts About the Denver Moves Everyone Plan? Share Them by March 3
The city’s Denver Moves Everyone plan envisions transportation through 2050, so there’s no time like the present to comment on the draft.
Impending Bill Digs Into Problems With Colorado’s Environmental Permitting Process
Under the bill, which targets “minor sources” of ozone, state agencies would have to consider the cumulative impacts of their operations.
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Denver Takes Enforcement Action Against 145 Properties for Failing to Get Rental Licenses
Landlords were supposed to register multi-unit properties by January 1 under Healthy Residential Rentals for All.
After a Decade, Debbie Ortega Still Fighting to Put Railway Safety Back on Track
A study presented to the Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure committee says Denver saw more than 100,000 hazmat rail shipments in 2021.
100 Days Out From Ozone Season, Moms Offer Solutions to the Legislature
Colorado Mountain Mamas and CoPIRG used an art installation to bring attention to ozone issues at the state capitol.
Pharmaceutical Company’s Expansion to Frederick Exemplifies Colorado Business Incentives
Agilent Technologies chose Frederick, Colorado, for expansion because of the state’s workforce and collaboration with government entities.
Conservation in the West Poll 2023: Worries About Water, Desire to Protect Public Lands
The 2023 Conservation in the West Poll by the State of the Rockies project found Western Americans, including Coloradans, consistently support the outdoors.
Cedar Run Apartments Tenants Turn Up Heat on Landlord
Residents want Apartment Management Consultants LLC to take responsibility
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Proposed House Bill Would Enable Local Governments to Consider Rent Control
In 1981 Colorado banned rent control. In 2023, some state legislators are pushing to repeal that ban.
Mass Shooting Victims Tell the Colorado Healing Fund They Know Best
Only those impacted by mass shootings can know what they need to recover, shared survivors of Club Q on Valentine’s Day.
Club Q Victims and Other Mass Tragedy Survivors Take Aim at Colorado Healing Fund
“They can’t imagine what we’re going through. Nobody can.”
Heat Is Not a Luxury: Coloradans Organizing to Fight High Utility Bills
Janelle Carwin is working to push the governor and the PUC to rein in Xcel.
Libertarian Party of Colorado Calls in Audit Committee for Review After $12,500 Fine
The Secretary of State fined the Libertarian Party of Colorado for improper financial reporting. Members say it’s no surprise.
Challenge to Colorado Charitable Solicitations Act Could Decrease Trust in Nonprofits
The Colorado Charitable Solicitations Act faces a legal challenge from Infocision, and the Colorado Nonprofit Association is worried.
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Bark, but Don’t Bite: Share Your Wolf Reintroduction Thoughts With Colorado Parks and Wildlife
The commission is considering compensation, funding and hunting for wolf reintroduction.
Bingo Nonprofits and Advocates Say New Bingo Rules Are a Bust
Charitable bingo proponents say they can’t modernize the game thanks to the Secretary of State’s rules.
City of Denver Extends Contract to Administer Emergency Rental Assistance
The city’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program for those impacted by the pandemic is still administering funds.
Proposed Bill Would Make Car Theft in Colorado a Felony Regardless of Vehicle Value
A bipartisan group of Colorado legislators want to make sure the state’s many auto theft victims are treated equitably.