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Colorado needs affordable housing. The state owns land. Can this combination work?
Gov. Jared Polis is urging the State Land Board to address housing shortage for teachers, part of a campaign promise he made
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As Colorado nears 100% broadband access, funds for rural support shrink
By Tamara Chuang Business Primary category in which blog post is published
Who Colorado donors support the most in the 2020 presidential race
By Sandra Fish Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Federal court revives long-fought lawsuit in Colorado challenging TABOR
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Equifax to pay up to $700 million in data breach settlement, including more than $3 million to Colorado
By The Associated Press Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
In rural Colorado, emergency medical services struggle to keep money-losing ambulances rolling
High costs, low rates and scarce job applicants are forcing ambulance services to consolidate, take on new tasks and outsource
Court upholds Trump move to drop mine pollution rule forcing companies to show their clean-up ability
The mining industry has a legacy of bankrupt companies abandoning polluted sites and leaving taxpayers to cover cleanup costs.
Tri-State, under pressure from its member co-ops to change or fall behind, is shifting to renewable energy
Giant power provider on the verge of deal with departing utility says it will shutter coal-fired plant in Nucla two years early as it retools carbon-emissions goals.
Colorado lawmakers missed a significant number of votes in the 2019 legislative session
Being a state legislator is a part-time position, and work, family and health often lead to absences, a Sun analysis shows
Remember the Fort Collins trail runner who killed an attacking mountain lion? Here’s what his life has been like since.
Travis Kauffman says he has been running more than ever since the February attack
Trump administration says moving BLM to the West will save money, improve decisions
Environmental groups, however, say it will make the bureau a less important part of President Donald Trump's administration.
Plane lost engine power before 2016 crash in southwest Colorado that killed 3, investigators say
The National Transportation Safety Board says it doesn’t know, however, what caused the issue that led to the wreck more than three years ago
How technology is turning the South Platte River into a wavy, whitewater hot spot
Two hydraulic WaveShapers at Sheridan’s River Run Park have boosted Colorado river surfing big time, despite the challenge of down-to-the-drop demands on Colorado's water.
Gov. Jared Polis boosts minority outreach. But black leaders say he hasn’t kept his campaign promises
The Colorado Black Roundtable says the Democratic governor committed to more diverse appointments and two disparity studies, neither of which have made progress
