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Third and possibly final congressional map keeps corner of Eagle County in Boebert’s CD3

Third and possibly final congressional map keeps corner of Eagle County in Boebert’s CD3

Colorado’s Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission on Thursday released the latest — and possibly final — version of a plan to redraw the state’s congressional boundaries as the deadline for the…

Vail Resorts announces vaccine requirements for workers, indoor dining

Vail Resorts announces vaccine requirements for workers, indoor dining

Vail Resorts on Monday sent the following letter to Epic Pass holders announcing COVID-19 vaccine requirements for all employees and for guests using indoor dining at the company’s ski resorts…

Survey: High housing prices, cost of living top two concerns for most Coloradans

Survey: High housing prices, cost of living top two concerns for most Coloradans

When faced with a list of societal ills, ranging from COVID-19 to political divisions, Coloradans who responded to a recent survey ranked the cost of housing as the most worrying.…

EPA removes Gilman portion of Eagle Mine Superfund site from National Priorities List

EPA removes Gilman portion of Eagle Mine Superfund site from National Priorities List

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday issued the below press release on the removal of part of the Eagle Mine Superfund site in Minturn from the National Priorities List…

In Colorado, Biden pitches infrastructure spending to combat climate change

In Colorado, Biden pitches infrastructure spending to combat climate change

President Joe Biden on Tuesday is visiting the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden to underscore the dangers of climate change and push for both a bipartisan infrastructure bill and a budget…

Neguse’s Climate Corps funding gets nod in budget reconciliation plan

Neguse’s Climate Corps funding gets nod in budget reconciliation plan

The U.S. House Natural Resources Committee late Thursday approved its first piece of Democrats’ sweeping $3.5 trillion spending blueprint on a party-line 24-13 vote. Among the highest priorities for President…

GOP’s Ganahl, a Trump, Eastman supporter, files for governor ahead of announcement

GOP’s Ganahl, a Trump, Eastman supporter, files for governor ahead of announcement

On Friday, Sept. 10, after months of speculation, University of Colorado (CU) Regent Heidi Ganahl filed paperwork to run for Colorado governor in 2022. She was expected to formally announce her campaign this…

Independent redistricting commission far from finalizing Colorado congressional map

Independent redistricting commission far from finalizing Colorado congressional map

After four days of public hearings on a newly proposed Colorado congressional map, members of the state’s first-of-its-kind Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission appeared far from a consensus on how best…

Neguse campaigns on facing Boebert, who accuses independent commission of bias

Neguse campaigns on facing Boebert, who accuses independent commission of bias

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse is raising campaign funds based on the possibility he’ll be running against U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert when an independent redistricting commission finalizes new maps for Colorado’s…

Eagle County clerk receives warning letter defending actions of Mesa County clerk

Eagle County clerk receives warning letter defending actions of Mesa County clerk

Eagle County Clerk and Recorder Regina O’Brien this week said in an email she has received a letter defending the actions of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters and warning “you…