State Government
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Here’s how to apply to get help paying your heating bills in Colorado
Colorado’s Low-Income Energy Assistance Program opens Nov. 1 to help residents cover heating bills this winter.
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Colorado pauses killing more wolves amid livestock losses
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said it made the decision after evaluating survival rates of wolves in Colorado, among other factors.
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Colorado’s final ballot: 8 more measures voters will decide Nov. 3
Out-of-state money is backing several of Colorado’s newest ballot measures. Here’s what all eight would do, and who’s behind them.
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The Colorado Republicans who gave ICE $113.5 billion
Colorado’s four House Republicans voted to give ICE an unprecedented $113.5 billion, while blocking the very enforcement safeguards some of them promoted publicly.
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Gabe Evans supports Trump’s war with Iran. Coloradans are paying the price
Rep. Gabe Evans said lower gas prices would come once the war with Iran wrapped up. Five months later, prices are still well above prewar levels, diesel has hit a record high, and the war hasn’t ended.
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Ferris Fire burn scar brings new risks to the landscape
Monsoon rainfall over the Ferris Fire burn area has moved rocks, branches, mud and other debris through parts of the watershed, as specialists assess how the fire altered soils and runoff across the landscape.
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Colorado’s largest data center could rise next to homes — without a public hearing
A proposed 143-acre data center in Aurora would be Colorado’s largest — and under current rules, it could be approved without a single public hearing, in a neighborhood already exposed to more air pollution than 98% of the state’s census tracts.
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A court fight could erase Colorado’s only check on ICE’s warrantless arrests
A federal appeals court is weighing whether ICE has to prove someone is a flight risk before arresting them without a warrant — a question CO-8’s Gabe Evans and Manny Rutinel answer differently.
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Colorado has highest ‘teacher pay penalty’ in the nation
Colorado’s 40% teacher pay penalty towers above the average nationwide penalty of 25%.
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Efforts to rename Roxborough State Park draw opposition from advocates
Dick Lamm’s family is petitioning to rename Roxborough State Park in his honor, but Friends of Roxborough State Park says the park’s own legacy should stay intact.
