Gold King Mine Spill compensation for residents and businesses at the center of Colorado senators’ new bill
The bill includes provisions for injury, lost business income, expenses incurred from relocating livestock, providing alternative water and diminished crops.
‘Downwinders’ exposed to radiation through U.S. nuclear tests press Congress to renew health care program
RECA aims to expand and extend compensation for thousands of people, known as “downwinders” exposed to radiation via blowing fallout.
Electric vehicle battery plant in Thornton gets $50 million federal grant to boost supply chain, add Colorado jobs
A manufacturer of electric vehicle batteries in Thornton is getting a $50 million grant as part of a larger Department of Energy effort to strengthen the nation’s battery supply chain.
After moving an ‘absolute unit of a bear’ Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds people to be bear aware this ‘Fat Bear Fall’
CPW said it’s critical people stay vigilant and proactive in preventing conflicts and encounters with bears this fall.
Semi-truck crash causes multi-hour delay on I-70 for the second time this week
Colorado State Patrol anticipates the closure could last more than eight hours due to necessary clean up and a following investigation.
State anticipates increase in TABOR refunds
TABOR refunds next year are estimated to total $1.66 billion, a $219.5 million upward revision from the June forecast.
New CU enrollment numbers show an increase in Black and Latino students, bucking trends from other higher ed institutions.
School officials, students give some credit to Coach Deion Sanders.
Emerald Ash Borer beetles discovered in Lakewood ash trees
The invasive species infects and kills ash trees, and there’s nothing that can be done to save a tree once the bug bores into it.
