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Campaign cash flows to state house, congressional races impacting Eagle County, Western Slope

Campaign cash flows to state house, congressional races impacting Eagle County, Western Slope

Big bucks are pouring into local and regional political races on Colorado’s Western Slope, including the 2018 race for the state House District 26 seat that includes both Eagle and…

Vail Valley election season warming up with council forum, ballot questions

Vail Valley election season warming up with council forum, ballot questions

It’s election season in the Vail Valley, and that means it’s time for candidate forums and lots of letters to the editor for and against various ballot proposal to raise…

Obamacare now Trumpcare as president moves on his own to gut Affordable Care Act

Obamacare now Trumpcare as president moves on his own to gut Affordable Care Act

Obamacare has officially transitioned to Trumpcare, as insurance experts predicted an executive order signed Thursday by President Donald Trump will further destabilize former President Barack Obama’s signature Affordable Care Act…

Hickenlooper decries partisan push by EPA’s Pruitt to scrap Clean Power Plan

Hickenlooper decries partisan push by EPA’s Pruitt to scrap Clean Power Plan

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper on Tuesday pushed back against the Trump administration’s plan to repeal the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan, which dramatically reduces emissions from coal-fired power plants…

Colorado calls for common-sense gun, mental health measures reverberate in wake of Las Vegas mass shooting

Colorado calls for common-sense gun, mental health measures reverberate in wake of Las Vegas mass shooting

After the obligatory “thoughts and prayers” statements from members of Congress have died down in the wake of the nation’s worst mass shooting in Las Vegas Sunday night, the prevailing…

Ski towns grapple with federal immigration crackdown

Ski towns grapple with federal immigration crackdown

An ordinance limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities may be a slam dunk in a city like Denver, but in ski towns like Vail, Aspen and Park City – reliant…

Hickenlooper, relieved Graham-Cassidy is dead, calls for bipartisan ACA fixes

Hickenlooper, relieved Graham-Cassidy is dead, calls for bipartisan ACA fixes

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper — a relentless champion with Ohio Gov. John Kasich of bipartisan health care reform — on Tuesday expressed his relief that the Graham-Cassidy bill to repeal…

Donovan urges resistance to Zinke plan to ‘modify’ protections for national monuments

Donovan urges resistance to Zinke plan to ‘modify’ protections for national monuments

State Sen. Kerry Donovan, a Democrat from Vail, has been getting ready to do battle to preserve federally-owned public lands in Colorado for most of the current calendar year. Back…

More Coloradans than ever insured, report finds, but Senate still targeting ACA

More Coloradans than ever insured, report finds, but Senate still targeting ACA

As Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders rallies the far left around a “single-payer” healthcare system and  Republicans Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy try yet again to kill the Affordable Care Act,…

Tipton still pushing for repeal as Mitsch Bush advocates bipartisan plan to fix Affordable Care Act

Tipton still pushing for repeal as Mitsch Bush advocates bipartisan plan to fix Affordable Care Act

Despite July’s epic failure by Senate Republicans to deliver on seven years of “repeal and replace” promises, Colorado Congressman Scott Tipton — a Cortez Republican who represents part of Eagle…