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Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks legislature for $2.2 million to bolster struggl

The rollout of the Keep Colorado Wild Pass is not going as smoothly as planned. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hoping state lawmakers will give the agency a $2.2 million cash infusion to cover unanticipated costs in the agency’s campaign to sway vehicle owners to not opt out of the additional $29 fee with their annual registration. The Joint Budget Committee, the legislative panel that drafts the state budget, initially denied the request and asked the agency to step forward to discuss the request for $2.2 million, which is roughly three time ...

U.S. Attorney for Colorado to lead federal coronavirus fraud investigations

Individuals and businesses selling fake cures for COVID-19 online. ; Phishing emails from entities posing as the World Health Organization or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. ; Malicious websites and apps that appear to share coronavirus-related information to gain and lock access to your devices until payment is received.

Colorado House District 22 race Q&A: Todd Kastetter and Colin Larson

The Colorado House District 22 race features Democrat Todd Kastetter and Republican Colin Larson.

Coronavirus could cost Colorado budget $800 million, analysts say

Colorado officials were briefed Monday on the state’s economic forecast, and it isn’t pretty: a slowdown that at best will last several months, and that will, at least in the short term, severely hamper the legislature’s ability to pay for any new programs in the next fiscal year. Budget analysts told the state Joint Budget Committee that they remain hopeful that the negative economic impact will last months, not years, in Colorado. They acknowledged, though, significant uncertainty and ri...

Arizona farmers to bear brunt of cuts from Colorado River

the Colorado River in what could be the first federally declared shortage in the river that... Rhett Larson, an associate professor at Arizona State University and an expert on water law...

Healthiest Community in America: Douglas County, Colorado

DENVER – Colorado can call to mind many things, from skiing... Laura Larson, who's lived in Douglas County for two decades... up for parts of the population include housing and financial i

Top Workplaces 2021: The best small companies to work for in Colorado

Years named: 1 · Founded: 2017 · Headquarters: Englewood · Employees: 51 · Facts: Digible provides hyper-local digital marketing solutions for the apartment industry. Years named: 1 · Founded: 2016 · Headquarters: Arlington, Va. Employees: 113, with 54 in Colorado · Facts: MotoRefi offers a simple, transparent process to help consumers refinance their auto loans and lower their monthly payments. Years named: 4 · Founded: 1999 · Headquarters: Dallas · Employees: 1,800, with 50...

Xcel Energy completes Rush Creek Wind Project on Colorado's Eastern Plains

With a plan to get the majority of its power from renewable energy by 2026, Xcel Energy Colorado on Tuesday celebrated the completion of one of the projects that will help realize that goal — a 300-turbine wind farm that sprawls across five counties on the Eastern Plains. The 600-megawatt Rush Creek Wind Project covers nearly 100,000 acres in five counties: Lincoln, Arapahoe, Elbert, Kit Carson and Cheyenne. It is the largest wind farm in the state and the first large-scale wind farm owned and...

The Big Payout: Denver Post investigates Colorado’s COVID aid, federal money

Colorado received nearly $66 billion in federal pandemic assistance over the past two years, a river of money that made its way to every corner of the state — from tourist attractions high in the mountains to large universities and hospitals along the Front Range down to tiny Main Street diners that dot the Eastern Plains. The Denver Post examined more than 367,000 loans, grants and awards from multiple federal agencies in a first-of-its-kind analysis tracking how federal dollars filtered thei...

Colorado seen as epicenter of differences between power suppliers, cooperatives over rates, green energy

A little over a year ago, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association released a blueprint for its energy future that was hailed by it and others as “transformative.” The Colorado-based wholesale power provider, long criticized for reliance on coal, said it would significantly expand its use of renewable energy and slash greenhouse-gas emissions. Less than a year later, Tri-State, which serves rural electric associations in four states, announced plans to further reduce emissions in Co...

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