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In wake of SCOTUS ruling, states like Colorado eye wetlands protections

In wake of SCOTUS ruling, states like Colorado eye wetlands protections

Wetlands along Homestake Creek with Whitney Peak in the background (David O. Williams photo). For 200 miles, the Wabash River forms the border between Illinois and Indiana as it meanders…

Transmission issues frustrate Holy Cross goal of 90% zero-emission power by ’24

Transmission issues frustrate Holy Cross goal of 90% zero-emission power by ’24

Bronco Plains wind energy in eastern Colorado (Holy Cross Energy photo). Holy Cross Energy had hoped to surpass 90% emissions-free energy by the end of 2023. It didn’t get there.…

Colorado takes aggressive legislative steps to limit watering of urban landscaping

Colorado takes aggressive legislative steps to limit watering of urban landscaping

The Aurora Detention Center surrounded by thirsty non-native grass. The remarks in the office of Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday afternoon were brief, befitting the bill that was soon…

Proponents of Utah oil train take their case on NEPA review to U.S. Supreme Court

Proponents of Utah oil train take their case on NEPA review to U.S. Supreme Court

An oil truck on U.S. Route 191 through the Uinta Basin in Utah in February of 2024 — the alternative to building the Uinta Basin Railway project (David O. Williams…

Boebert won’t quit early in Western Slope’s CD3 in order to seek CD4 vacancy

Boebert won’t quit early in Western Slope’s CD3 in order to seek CD4 vacancy

U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert during a Natural Resources Committee Zoom hearing. Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, who ostensibly still represents the southwestern part of Eagle County and most of the…

Analysis: Scissor analogy explains the great oil, gas divide in Colorado’s heated climate debate

Analysis: Scissor analogy explains the great oil, gas divide in Colorado’s heated climate debate

This week, for the first time ever, Colorado lawmakers will formally consider a policy that seems to many environmental activists like one of the most direct and obvious ways to…

Democrats Hymes, Boyd move on in commissioner race following caucus vote

Democrats Hymes, Boyd move on in commissioner race following caucus vote

The Eagle County Democratic Party in its virtual precinct caucus, assembly and convention on Saturday selected two candidates for the District 2 county commissioner seat who will square off in…

The House District 26 Q&A: Butler, Lukens on guns, voting, abortion and more

The House District 26 Q&A: Butler, Lukens on guns, voting, abortion and more

The opening salvo in the 2024 race for Colorado’s House District 26 was fired by incumbent Democrat Meghan Lukens over her Republican opponent, Craig City Council member Nathan Butler, “attending the riots in…

Former Colorado GOP Chair Wadhams says he won’t vote for Trump in 2024

Former Colorado GOP Chair Wadhams says he won’t vote for Trump in 2024

Colorado Republican Party Chair Dick Wadhams. One of the Colorado Republican Party’s most successful campaign strategists told a right-wing radio host last week that he won’t vote for Trump if…

Coloradans cite election lies, threats in wake of SCOTUS ruling on Trump’s ballot eligibility

Coloradans cite election lies, threats in wake of SCOTUS ruling on Trump’s ballot eligibility

Valarie Walker of New York City holds a sign reading “Trump Led a Riot” in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024 (Ashley Murray/States Newsroom). Following the…