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Eagle County sheriff set to read book by alt-right conspiracy theorist to local kids

Eagle County sheriff set to read book by alt-right conspiracy theorist to local kids

An image featured in an email from U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s congressional office last year. Posobiec is pictured on the left. Eagle County’s only elected Republican, Sheriff James van Beek,…

State sounds alarm as Colorado River now home to invasive zebra mussel larvae

State sounds alarm as Colorado River now home to invasive zebra mussel larvae

Rafters float down the Colorado River in Horsethief Canyon near the Colorado-Utah border on May 15, 2023 (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline). Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have launched an extensive monitoring…

Record corporate profits headline DNC as Colorado AG targets groceries, Google, ad tech

Record corporate profits headline DNC as Colorado AG targets groceries, Google, ad tech

As the Democratic National Convention ramps up in Chicago this week, Vice President Kamala Harris has put a spotlight on corporate greed and price gouging since the COVID-19 pandemic ravaged…

Gov. Polis declares special legislative session to deal with property taxes

Gov. Polis declares special legislative session to deal with property taxes

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday called the Legislature back to work for a special session to address rising property taxes, making it the second time in less than a…

IRS urged to pick up pace of tax credits for small businesses crushed by COVID

IRS urged to pick up pace of tax credits for small businesses crushed by COVID

The Internal Revenue Service last week announced it will be speeding up efforts to process thousands of backlogged Employee Retention Credit (ERC) tax claims filed by small businesses that kept workers on…

Colorado oil, gas regulators move forward with first set of geothermal rules

Colorado oil, gas regulators move forward with first set of geothermal rules

A July 2024 study conducted by the Colorado Geological Survey and the Energy and Carbon Management Commission identified areas of high potential for electricity-producing geothermal energy operations in Colorado. (ECMC)…

Bipartisan group pushes debt debate as annual interest approaches $1 trillion

Bipartisan group pushes debt debate as annual interest approaches $1 trillion

If you’re financially managing a household, you likely already know that once those low, introductory credit-card interest rates expire, and high, double-digit interest kicks in, minimum monthly payments are merely…

Colorado AG Weiser weighing all options as SCOTUS reviews Utah oil train case

Colorado AG Weiser weighing all options as SCOTUS reviews Utah oil train case

Colorado’s attorney general recently left open the possibility he will take a formal role in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court to help block a proposal that would send…

Colorado AG Weiser backs Biden SCOTUS reform plan, calls Project 2025 ‘scary’

Colorado AG Weiser backs Biden SCOTUS reform plan, calls Project 2025 ‘scary’

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser speaks during a news conference on Jan. 9, 2024, at the Colorado Bar Association office in Denver. (Lindsey Toomer/Colorado Newsline) Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser…

As with roundabouts, Vail looks to become a national trend-setter with geothermal plan

As with roundabouts, Vail looks to become a national trend-setter with geothermal plan

Holy Cross Energy President and CEO Bryan Hannegan, left, with Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, center, and Vail Mayor Travis Coggin discuss the town’s new geothermal project, which received $250,000 from…