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Congress works to repeal federal methane rules modeled after Colorado regulations

Congress works to repeal federal methane rules modeled after Colorado regulations

Depending on which side of the issue you talk to — oil and gas industry advocates or members of Colorado’s conservation community — Congress is about to gut crucial and…

Hickenlooper, Houses Dems call on Trump to rescind divisive Muslim travel-ban order

Hickenlooper, Houses Dems call on Trump to rescind divisive Muslim travel-ban order

Colorado House Democrats on Tuesday joined Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper in condemning the Trump administration’s travel ban executive order barring refugees and citizens from seven majority-Muslim countries where President Donald…

Colorado lawmakers slam, support Trump travel-ban order

Colorado lawmakers slam, support Trump travel-ban order

Members of Colorado’s congressional delegation from both sides of the aisle continued to criticize President Donald Trump’s executive order imposing a travel ban on citizens from seven majority-Islamic nations, although…

Trump throws water on Mexico firestorm, tosses gas on debate over Muslim refugees

Trump throws water on Mexico firestorm, tosses gas on debate over Muslim refugees

President Donald Trump on Friday took steps to cool off his anti-immigration battle with Mexico but just as quickly enraged practitioners of the world’s second-largest religion by targeting Muslims seeking…

Trump may work with Congress rather than repeal Obama’s DACA protections

Trump may work with Congress rather than repeal Obama’s DACA protections

While he’s already plunged ahead signing orders to keep a slew of campaign promises – from gutting the Affordable Care Act without a replacement in place for millions of American,…

Unusually warm, dry fall slowly giving way to winter in climate-challenged Colorado

Unusually warm, dry fall slowly giving way to winter in climate-challenged Colorado

After cities across the United States, including Denver, set heat records in October, November has been just as balmy, prompting several ski areas in the Colorado Rockies to postpone their…

Women in politics: Shattering glass ceiling more about numbers than voter sexism

Women in politics: Shattering glass ceiling more about numbers than voter sexism

Experts who study women in politics say the lack of female representation in the White House and Congress is not necessarily a function of voter sexism, but instead can be…

Slow start to 2016-17 ski season as warm, dry weather persists through next week

Slow start to 2016-17 ski season as warm, dry weather persists through next week

A second Colorado ski area opens today as Loveland finally joins Arapahoe Basin despite the ongoing dry, warm weather and lack of natural snow in Colorado’s high country. Loveland Ski…

Bitter and divisive election ends today amid allegations of GOP voter obstruction

Bitter and divisive election ends today amid allegations of GOP voter obstruction

One of the most bitter and divisive elections in modern American history comes to a head today, with fears of nationwide polling-place violence looming and allegations of voter obstruction being…

Public lands debate reaches fever pitch in hotly contested 3rd Congressional District race

Public lands debate reaches fever pitch in hotly contested 3rd Congressional District race

The race for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat encompassing most of the state’s Western Slope has become somewhat of a one-issue campaign for both incumbent Republican Scott Tipton of Cortez…