As Colorado and other Basin states relying on the shrinking Colorado River work to reduce water use, new data showed just how much water is helping prop up factory farms. Amanda Starbuck, research director for the nonprofit Food and Water Watch, said the …
A long-awaited project to close a 0.7-mile trail gap along Highway 128 near Grandstaff Canyon is moving forward, with construction tentatively scheduled to begin in August 2026 and continue into early 2027. The Utah Department of Transportation presented …
For the first time in years, Coloradans across much of the state can worry a little less about the potential for summer wildfires, according to a Wildfire Preparedness Plan the Colorado Department of Wildfire and Control released in April. It says current …
A Colorado-incorporated firm has been linked to a Chinese illicit marketplace that has served scammers in Southeast Asia and has been used to channel billions of dollars worth of crypto. The marketplace, called Xinbi Guarantee, has received $8.4 billion, …
The National Trust for Local News on Tuesday announced a restructuring of its Colorado operations — known as Colorado Community Media — that centers on a partnership with Times Media Group. The National Trust will transfer ownership of 21 local …
On May 17, 2024, Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed Colorado’s historic artificial intelligence (AI) consumer protection bill, SB 24-205, colloquially known as “Colorado’s AI Act” (“CAIA”), into law. As we noted at the time, CAIA aims to prevent …
The Colorado Legislature passed a radical “transgender” bill on Tuesday, May 6, after numerous amendments were made to the legislation. Colorado’s HB 1312, titled the “Kelly Loving Act,” was originally – and still is – one of the most radical pieces of …
Worker and consumer rights attorney David Seligman, executive director of the Denver-based progressive legal nonprofit Towards Justice, will join the 2026 race to be Colorado’s next attorney general. Seligman, a Democrat, told Newsline Colorado voters …
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