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Trump administration again backs off plan for drilling on Colorado public land
It's the second time in two weeks the bureau has withdrawn land from a planned Dec. 13 auction of drilling rights
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Cory Gardner is in charge of keeping the Republican U.S. Senate majority. Here’s how the job could impact his future.
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
“A basic trust in America has been violated”: Denver turns out in force to share in the pain of Pittsburgh and the Jewish community
By Jesse Paul Coloradans Primary category in which blog post is published
Amtrak vows to keep the Southwest Chief rolling through Colorado, Kansas and New Mexico — at least for another year
By Jesse Paul Transportation Primary category in which blog post is published
Sen. Bennet: Kavanaugh confirmation the “latest, lowest point” in endless partisan war
By Sen. Michael Bennet Opinion
U.S. House coalesces at 11th hour to try to save Land and Water Conservation Fund
Rep. Ken Buck, a Republican, remains the only Colorado delegate to not express support for reauthorization of the massive fund, marking a rare alignment of Colorado’s diverse D.C. delegation.
Aspen Skiing Co. takes leap in its political activism by targeting 3 Republican U.S. senators in new ad campaign
The glitzy resort has been active politically behind the scenes for years, but dives into partisan politics with this new effort -- and is risking alienating customers
Three years after the Gold King Mine spill there’s no fix to leaky abandoned mines. What’s the holdup?
Today, the problem of mines leaching heavy metals into bodies of water remains, for the most part, unaddressed
“It’s just, like, unbelievable”: Amtrak’s Southwest Chief train could be suspended through Colorado
Advocates incredulous at the change in Amtrak's outlook, including a bipartisan group of politicians in Washington, D.C., now wonder if the carrier intends to dismantle its long-haul network
The $44.2 million pitch: What Grand Junction is doing to land BLM’s headquarters — and what the chances are it will work
Grand Junction is not alone in seeking out the headquarters and faces some tough competition, perhaps even from within Colorado
