Politics and Government
Nonprofit cash being spent in Colorado campaigns still impossible to trace despite 2019 law
Outside spenders in Colorado's recent primary found ways around transparency, making money tough to track.
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Conservative group backing Colorado’s national popular vote measure fueled by out-of-state money, tied to Democrats
By Evan Ochsner Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
“We need to be more responsible”: Colorado governor says incidence of coronavirus is growing
By Jesse Paul Coronavirus Primary category in which blog post is published
Proposal to shrink Holy Cross Wilderness, increase water storage draws hundreds of comments
By Jerd Smith Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
A cartoonish Native American towering over Durango has divided the city. Should “the chief” stay or go?
By Nancy Lofholm Culture Primary category in which blog post is published
Federal coronavirus loans helped Colorado’s rural hospitals stay afloat
Many of Colorado’s rural hospitals are the community’s top employer and the only provider for hundreds of miles
$1 loans? $10 million for a nail salon? Colorado’s federal coronavirus loan data has some eye-popping errors
As the federal Paycheck Protection Program heads into the forgiveness phase, Colorado companies are preparing to prove funds were used to save jobs
Colorado may have missed a deadline to plan for reducing greenhouse gasses. Now the state faces a lawsuit.
Some critics say what is lacking is a lead from Gov. Jared Polis
You’ll be seeing at least $19 million worth of John Hickenlooper and Cory Gardner on TV before Election Day
The two candidates have launched their general election television ad buys, and there’s expected to be plenty more spent in Colorado ahead of the closely watched November contest
Colorado colleges, universities scramble after Trump orders international students to leave if classes go online
There are thousands of international students who attend higher education institutions in the state. Many are still figuring out what the changes issued by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement mean.
State of Wyoming proceeds with bid on massive parcel of land, much of which is in Colorado
Wyoming’s potential purchase of land and mineral rights in Utah and Colorado could raise as-yet unexplored legal questions
Here’s a list of every Colorado business that received a Paycheck Protection Program loan
At least 95 businesses, including Good Times and Peak 8 Properties, were approved for forgivable loans between $5 million to $10 million, the greatest possible amount
Now that Colorado lawmakers have put Gallagher repeal on the ballot, will they actually be able to pass it?
Already trouble signs are emerging signaling that would-be allies lack the enthusiasm needed to sell the 2020 electorate on a difficult ballot question
Forgotten ballots. Allegations of errors. Missed deadlines: The recall of Mesa County’s clerk is a political potboiler
First-term Republican Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters is trying to fend off an effort to remove her from office
