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I-70 traction bill skids out again, but debate may have increased tire sales

I-70 traction bill skids out again, but debate may have increased tire sales

Colorado’s state Senate Transportation Committee on Thursday killed a bipartisan I-70 traction bill sponsored by Vail-area lawmakers Sen. Kerry Donovan and Rep. Diane Mitsch Bush aimed at reducing the number…

CO2’s ‘nasty little brother’ methane grabs headlines from Colorado to California

CO2’s ‘nasty little brother’ methane grabs headlines from Colorado to California

Twelve hours after Atlantic Media’s Route Fifty published a Rocky Mountain Post story looking at Colorado’s groundbreaking methane rule, The Nation posted a column by climate activist and Middlebury College…

Presidential front-runners Trump, Clinton differ dramatically on state control of public lands

Presidential front-runners Trump, Clinton differ dramatically on state control of public lands

The heated rhetoric in recent years aimed at the federal government for its ownership and management of public lands in the West – a trend Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper last…

Bill to shine spotlight on skyrocketing drug prices killed in Colorado House committee

Bill to shine spotlight on skyrocketing drug prices killed in Colorado House committee

Editor’s update: A transparency bill targeting runaway drug prices that had widespread and bipartisan support in both chambers of the Colorado Legislature — and the support of the Eagle County…

Colorado high country backs Sanders, Rubio on Super Tuesday

Colorado high country backs Sanders, Rubio on Super Tuesday

Colorado’s Western Slope experienced somewhat of a landslide on Super Tuesday as Democratic caucus-goers came out in force for far left-leaning social Democrat Bernie Sanders. Anger continued to carry the…

Denver housing market overpriced, unaffordable, new poll finds

Denver housing market overpriced, unaffordable, new poll finds

A recent Morgan Stanley poll of more than 1,000 high net-worth investors revealed that they overwhelmingly feel the region’s housing market is both overpriced and unaffordable for first-time homebuyers. Morgan…

I-70 through Glenwood Canyon open to two-way traffic during day

I-70 through Glenwood Canyon open to two-way traffic during day

Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon opened up to two-way, round-the-clock traffic Thursday evening after being closed for more than a week due to a massive rock slide. The highway had…

Ford focus groups tap Denver market for feedback on SUV update

Ford focus groups tap Denver market for feedback on SUV update

Ford will be rolling out a significant update of one of its existing SUVs in the near future, but before it takes such a major step the company this week…

GOP amends, approves Donovan’s Public Lands Day bill, sparking debate

GOP amends, approves Donovan’s Public Lands Day bill, sparking debate

A feel-good Public Lands Day bill meant to proclaim Colorado’s love of its vast swaths of federal land and how they’re managed has sparked a partisan debate over the role…

One lane of Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon opens at night only

One lane of Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon opens at night only

Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon opened up to one lane of alternating east-west traffic on Sunday night but will continue to be closed during the day this week while Colorado…