Private companies are already making major investments in EV charging. But should monopoly utilities, like Xcel, support them or build their own?
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Posted inEnvironment
How will Colorado’s new bag fee impact your life? Just look to the cities that already have bag charges.
As the state follows many local communities with a 10-cent plastic fee on Jan. 1, and a ban in 2024, conservationists count up the benefits.
Posted inNews, Sports
Broncos now have the NFL’s wealthiest, most diverse ownership
The Denver Broncos now sport the wealthiest owner in the NFL and the league’s most diverse ownership group. Four of the six members of the Walton-Penner ownership group, which was welcomed into the NFL fraternity this week, are women or minorities. Walmart heir Rob Walton said Wednesday that his son-in-law, Greg Penner, will serve as CEO of the […]
Posted inOpinion
Drew Litton: Under new ownership, the Denver Broncos may do some things…differently
More cartoons from The Colorado Sun.
Posted inCartoons, Opinion
Drew Litton: Broncos can get skittish when the talk turns to ownership
More cartoons from The Colorado Sun.
Posted inCOVID, Health, News
Are Colorado’s latest efforts to get more people vaccinated working?
In Colorado’s push to vaccinate as many people as possible against the coronavirus, these are the hardest days. The delta variant of the virus is leading to a renewed surge in infections and hospitalizations. Health officials fear what will happen if the surge carries into the fall, when kids are back in school and respiratory […]
Posted inBusiness, Crime and Courts, Health, News
Federal prosecutors in Colorado, across the U.S. sue Walmart over role in opioid crisis
By Michael Balsamo, The Associated Press and Jesse Paul, The Colorado Sun WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is suing Walmart, alleging the company unlawfully dispensed controlled substances through its pharmacies, helping to fuel the opioid crisis in America. The civil complaint being filed Tuesday points to the role Walmart’s pharmacies may have played in the […]
Posted inBusiness, COVID, News
Aurora Walmart allowed to reopen after deadly coronavirus outbreak
Health officials on Sunday approved the reopening of a Walmart in suburban Denver where a coronavirus outbreak was linked to the deaths of three people. The Tri-County Health Department said that the Aurora store was cleaned and disinfected over the weekend and has good social distancing measures, an enhanced system of keeping track of the […]
Posted inBusiness, COVID, News
Here’s where the jobs are in Colorado as unemployment surges during coronavirus’ economic meltdown
On Wednesday, the Mesa County Workforce Center job hotline shared nine new jobs, including one for a full-time engineer earning $6,322 a month. A day earlier, there were five new ones, including a part-time youth services specialist paying $22.62 an hour. There’s been a steady flow of new job listings as the shutdown to slow […]
Posted inEnvironment, Outdoors, Politics and Government
Colorado may legalize sports betting with Prop. DD. But a different gambling expansion didn’t make it.
In an overwhelming bipartisan vote, the General Assembly agreed to put a question before voters Tuesday to legalize sports betting. But in a little-noticed vote in this year’s legislative session, top Colorado lawmakers rejected a different request to expand state-sanctioned gambling. Colorado Voter Guide 2019: What you need to know about propositions CC and DD […]