The Earthworks Oil and Gas Accountability Project held a meeting in Lafayette Monday night, advocating for local governments to exercise greater control over oil and gas regulations, specifically when it comes to residential developments. The meeting was co-hosted by the […]

A state audit has found that the Colorado Film Office has been giving money to projects that don’t actually qualify for its funding. The audit’s findings were released today and showed that 9 projects received almost $2 million in incentives […]

The organization that funded last year’s campaign, that led to the voter approved sugary drink tax, is criticizing Boulder officials for giving CU an exemption on the tax for a year. Healthier Colorado issued a news release yesterday accusing the […]

Gov. John Hickenlooper on Tuesday signed into law a sweeping bill intended to save rural hospitals, put dollars into rural schools and help get roads in rural Colorado a little more up to speed. The measure saves hospitals around the […]

The U.S. Supreme Court has again delayed a possible hearing of a case involving a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. The case was excluded from an order list that was released by […]

One worker was killed and three injured near Mead yesterday afternoon when an oil tank battery exploded. The facility, which stores extracted oil and gas awaiting transport, is owned and operated by Anadarko Petroleum. The company also owns the improperly […]

Low income public transits riders in the metro area will not be benefiting from an expansion of discount passes by RTD. Regional Transportation District board members voted 11 to 3 on Tuesday night to not increase funding for the program […]

Greeley homeowners are heartened by an announcement from Extraction Oil and Gas Monday that the company will install a transport pipeline at its Triple Creek development site, eliminating the need for almost two dozen large storage tanks and thousands of […]