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Colorado antitrust case seeking to block grocery merger comes to a close

Colorado antitrust case seeking to block grocery merger comes to a close

Members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 and other labor groups rallied against the proposed $24.6 billion merger between grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons in Denver on…

Colorado AG, other federal, state, local officials back Eagle County in Supreme Court oil-train case

Colorado AG, other federal, state, local officials back Eagle County in Supreme Court oil-train case

An oil train traveling along the Colorado River. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Friday was joined by 14 other state AG’s and the District of Columbia in urging the…

Coloradans can shop by medical procedure, price, insurance with new online tool

Coloradans can shop by medical procedure, price, insurance with new online tool

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Tuesday announces a new online hospital price comparison website alongside Lt. Gov. Diane Primavera, center, and Cynthia Fisher, founder and chair of PatientRightsAdvocate.org (Lindsey Toomer/Colorado…

Eagle County oil-train case will be heard by U.S. Supreme Court starting Dec. 10

Eagle County oil-train case will be heard by U.S. Supreme Court starting Dec. 10

An oil truck thunders down Highway 40 in the Uinta Basin in July, on its way to a rail load-out facility near Price, Utah (David O. Williams photo). Eagle County…

Western Slope house hopeful first defends, then apologizes for racist cartoon

Western Slope house hopeful first defends, then apologizes for racist cartoon

Caleb Waller, a Western Slope Republican statehouse candidate who posted a racist cartoon on Facebook recently, initially stood by his decision to share the image. A few minutes later, he…

Top Colorado voter issue, climate change, very much on ballot in Nov. 5 election

Top Colorado voter issue, climate change, very much on ballot in Nov. 5 election

The devastating and deadly impacts of Hurricanes Helene and Milton in the final weeks of the 2024 election have once again put the climate crisis top of mind for voters…

Western Rail Coalition formed with local support to explore passenger rail in Eagle County

Western Rail Coalition formed with local support to explore passenger rail in Eagle County

A newly formed group of passenger rail advocates has launched a new website, produced a new video, landed some local support, and will present before the Minturn Town Council tonight in an…

Colorado AG, SOS warn against voter intimidation, election disinformation

Colorado AG, SOS warn against voter intimidation, election disinformation

Two top state officials in Colorado recently shared information to ensure voters are informed on their right to vote free of intimidation and how to avoid election disinformation ahead of…

‘America’s Mom’ says Boebert knew all about Peters’ voting machine breach

‘America’s Mom’ says Boebert knew all about Peters’ voting machine breach

According to a social media post from “America’s Mom,” Sherronna Bishop, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) had prior knowledge of Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters’ plan to breach the security…

Frisch campaign links Arizona GOP ads for Hurd to water grab, Koch brothers

Frisch campaign links Arizona GOP ads for Hurd to water grab, Koch brothers

As first reported by the Colorado Pols website, the Republican Party of Arizona is spending campaign cash to send Grand Junction lawyer Jeff Hurd to Congress in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat…