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Colorado adopts new rule to speed up production of heavy-duty electric vehicles

Colorado adopts new rule to speed up production of heavy-duty electric vehicles

Colorado air quality regulators on Friday approved a pair of rules aimed at reducing pollution from truck engines and speeding up adoption of medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles — albeit…

State lawmaker and former local mobile home park resident Velasco targets water quality issues

State lawmaker and former local mobile home park resident Velasco targets water quality issues

The Eagle River Village mobile home park in Edwards (David O. Williams photo). EDWARDS, Colo. — When Elizabeth Velasco first moved to Colorado from San Francisco del Rincón, Mexico, she…

DACA recipients would gain ACA health care coverage under plan pursued by Biden administration

DACA recipients would gain ACA health care coverage under plan pursued by Biden administration

A child holds a sign shaped like a butterfly that says, “Here to stay,” at a rally organized by the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition on March 11, 2023, at the…

Early polling finds Frisch, Boebert tied in 2024 race for CD3

Early polling finds Frisch, Boebert tied in 2024  race for CD3

Democrat Adam Frisch, left, and Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, right, are running for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat. (William Woody for Colorado Newsline) An early poll shows incumbent U.S. Rep.…

Colorado opposition to Uinta Basin oil trains keeps chugging along at Glenwood Canyon event

Colorado opposition to Uinta Basin oil trains keeps chugging along at Glenwood Canyon event

From left, Glenwood Springs Mayor Jonathan Godes, state Sen. Dylan Roberts, U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie participate in a press conference…

Biden administration to fund $68.3 million in Colorado water projects, including Leadville tunnel

Biden administration to fund $68.3 million in Colorado water projects, including Leadville tunnel

A view of a section of the Upper Colorado River. (Bob Wick/BLM/Public Domain Mark 1.0 The Biden administration will send $585 million to water projects in 11 Western states, Interior…

Educator, lawmaker, Vail native Johnston headed to June runoff election for Denver mayor’s seat

Educator, lawmaker, Vail native Johnston headed to June runoff election for Denver mayor’s seat

Initial election results on Tuesday night showed the two best-funded candidates leading a crowded field of Denver mayoral hopefuls in the race to secure the two spots in June’s head-to-head…

Boebert claims to be Western Slope water champion for bills she voted against

Boebert claims to be Western Slope water champion for bills she voted against

Last week, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO)’s office sent out a press release that contained the following sentence: “Congresswoman Boebert is a strong advocate for rural water storage projects, and in the…

Reports: New York grand jury indicts Trump for hush-money payments to porn star Daniels

Reports: New York grand jury indicts Trump for hush-money payments to porn star Daniels

WASHINGTON — A New York criminal grand jury has indicted former President Donald Trump, according to multiple news reports Thursday night citing persons familiar with the case.  A former president…

Bennet, Neguse target EPA in efforts to keep Utah oil trains away from banks of Colorado River

Bennet, Neguse target EPA in efforts to keep Utah oil trains away from banks of Colorado River

Two of Colorado’s Democratic members of Congress on Tuesday called on yet another federal agency to put the brakes on a proposed Utah railway that could send up to five…