The Post’s Un-Endorsement of Cory Gardner Isn’t Good Enough
If the paper wants to atone for its institutional sins, it should do it right.
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Activists Worried About Last-Minute Amendments to Oil and Gas Bill
Colorado Democrats’ sweeping oil and gas bill is headed to the House. But did the Senate water it down at the last minute?
Colorado Senate Passes Oil and Gas Bill in Decisive Vote
The bill is expected to pass the House easily and be signed into law by the governor.
King Soopers Workers to Hold Strike Votes on Thursday, Friday
Union members have been asked to authorize a strike following a breakdown in bargaining talks last week.
Why Denver’s Brown Cloud Is Back — and Why It Might Get Worse
The brown cloud made a comeback last week — and if we’re not careful, it’s going to come back more often.
Can Hickenlooper 2020 Outrun His “Frackenlooper” Legacy?
In a 2020 primary field rushing to embrace the Green New Deal, is there room for a moderate ex-governor who once drank fracking fluid?
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King Soopers Removes Signs Seeking Temps Ahead of a Possible Strike
The two sides have been negotiating since December, and both are now taking steps to prepare for a strike.
The Oil and Gas Industry Isn’t a Fan of Democrats’ New Reform Bill
Activists and industry groups are reacting to the bill ahead of its first committee hearing on Tuesday.
Five Reasons to Make This the Year You Finally Become a Rapids Fan
There’s a lot going on in Denver sports right now, but the Rapids are back, too, and they got a lot better in the offseason.
Colorado Democrats’ High-Stakes Oil and Gas Bill Is Finally Here
“Coloradans simply do not have confidence that our laws are sufficient to protect their health and safety — and they’re right.”
Colorado Democrats Want to Slow Down the Eviction Process
A bill moving through the state legislature would extend the notice period before eviction proceedings can begin from three days to ten.
How Close Will Fracking Get to Denver?
Data shows oil and gas drilling increasingly expanding into dense residential areas in and around Denver’s urban core.
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Democrats Revive Bill to Let Colorado Cities Set Their Own Minimum Wage
Since 1999, Colorado law has prohibited Denver and other Colorado cities from enacting their own minimum wage ordinances.
Fracking Reforms Are Coming to the Capitol — and So Is a Climate Bill
Democrats are preparing to unveil a long-awaited package of oil and gas reforms — and a major climate change bill is expected to follow.
Front Range Frackers Are Flouting Federal Clean-Air Laws, Activists Claim
Colorado oil and gas companies are routinely violating the Clean Air Act by drilling at sites along the Front Range, activists say.
Conservatives Are Making Stuff Up About Sex Ed Bill Because It’s 1996 Again
Do you wish you could go back to a time when the country’s most pressing political issues were who was having sex with whom and whether they lied to Ken Starr about it?
How New Salaries for Denver Officials Would Compare to Those in Other Cities
How would those salaries compare to what elected officials in other cities make? It’s complicated.
King Soopers, Union Remain a Long Way Apart on New Labor Deal
The two sides are negotiating wages, benefits, overtime and more.
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Survey Asks Colorado Republicans About Trump, Gets Insane Responses
Pollsters asked Colorado Republicans a series of open-ended questions about their political beliefs, and the answers they got might have been more than they bargained for.
Coloradans Increasingly Support Higher Taxes on the Rich
With Denver teachers striking over low pay and no end to Colorado’s long-running fiscal problems in sight, a growing number of voters favor a simple solution: raising taxes on the rich.
Broomfield Forced-Pooling Lawsuit on Hold After Drilling Delayed Until June
A major court fight over a controversial oil and gas practice is on hold after activists and state regulators reached an agreement that both sides are happy with — for now.
Americans Love the Green New Deal, but Colorado Democrats Aren’t So Sure
The launch of Democrats’ Green New Deal proposal made a splash in Washington on Thursday, but despite polling that shows strong bipartisan support, Colorado Democrats aren’t rushing to endorse the resolution.