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‘It’s time to chuck Chuck’: Telluride owner blasted for inaction on concerts, gondola upgrades

‘It’s time to chuck Chuck’: Telluride owner blasted for inaction on concerts, gondola upgrades

Thursday night was a brutal one for Telluride Ski & Golf owner Chuck Horning, who bore the brunt of a rare public rebuke from the town manager of nearby Mountain…

Former Republican lawmaker from Wyoming to head up EPA’s Region 8 HQ based in Colorado

Former Republican lawmaker from Wyoming to head up EPA’s Region 8 HQ based in Colorado

A view of the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters at Federal Triangle in Washington, D.C., in 2014 (EPA/U.S. Government work). President Donald Trump appointed a former Republican member of the Wyoming…

Man whose Geo Group company runs Aurora Detention Center for ICE is also an immigrant to U.S.

Man whose Geo Group company runs Aurora Detention Center for ICE is also an immigrant to U.S.

People gather outside the Aurora Contract Detention Facility on July 18, 2020, at a protest organized by Abolish ICE Denver (Faith Miller/Colorado Newsline). The man who is making a killing…

Hickenlooper, Bennet both vote ‘no’ but Senate still passes Trump spending bill

Hickenlooper, Bennet both vote ‘no’ but Senate still passes Trump spending bill

 U.S. Sen. Michael Bennett speaks during the Colorado Democratic Party’s watch party on Nov. 5 (Andrew Fraieli for Colorado Newsline). U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, both Colorado Democrats,…

Medicaid patients struggle to secure mental health care as federal cuts loom

Medicaid patients struggle to secure mental health care as federal cuts loom

Artist’s rendering of the Precourt Healing Center in Edwards (Vail Health image). Charmeka Newton, a psychotherapist who has her own practice in Lansing, Michigan, is passionate about serving Black and…

Trump administration axes $13 million for Colorado school meals, food banks

Trump administration axes $13 million for Colorado school meals, food banks

 Volunteers help distribute food at a Food Bank of the Rockies mobile food pantry in August of 2023 in Aurora, Colorado (Lindsey Toomer/Colorado Newsline).More than $13 million in U.S. Department…

Red-flag laws see growing use to protect gun owners in crisis but education needed to save more lives

Red-flag laws see growing use to protect gun owners in crisis but education needed to save more lives

Adriana Pentz’s brother could be alive today. In 2017, Luc-John Pentz was 30 years old and starting to struggle, burdened by life’s stressors and trying to cope by leaning heavily…

Colorado AG Weiser joins lawsuit aimed at Trump, Musk mass probationary layoffs

Colorado AG Weiser joins lawsuit aimed at Trump, Musk mass probationary layoffs

A group of 20 attorneys general is suing the Trump administration over mass layoffs of probationary federal employees, which they claim is illegal and is causing irreparable harm to their…

As federal debt surges, Colorado Dems say no to Trump tax plan, Medicaid cuts

As federal debt surges, Colorado Dems say no to Trump tax plan, Medicaid cuts

Mike Murphy of the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) visited Colorado late last month with a simple message for the state lawmakers and business leaders he met with: “Bad…

Colorado treasurer blasts ‘chaos’ of Trump tariff threats

Colorado treasurer blasts ‘chaos’ of  Trump tariff threats

Colorado Treasurer Dave Young speaks to a gathering in Aurora in 2022 (Faith Miller/Colorado Newsline). President Donald Trump’s chaotic “game of chicken” in a trade war with Mexico and Canada…

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