Here in Colorado the price of gas per gallon has increased slightly to $4.043, a 21 cent per gallon increase compared to one week ago, and a 10 cent per gallon increase from one year ago.
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Colorado State Treasurer Urges Feds to Reject Kroger-Albertsons Merger | Opinion
Colorado Treasurer Dave Young on Wednesday became the latest elected official in the state to formally oppose the proposed $24.6 billion merger between supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons.
Breaking Barriers for LGBTQ+ in the Outdoors
A new group in Montezuma County, Colorado, aims to provide an inclusive outdoor space for biking.
Campaign Against More Colorado Mountain Freight Trains Advances in Litigation and Letters
Something that contributes 53 million metric tons of carbon a year … is absolutely something that our community and every other mountain community in Colorado that relies on it not being 100 degrees every day in the summer or 50 degrees in the winter should be fighting on its face.
Methane Rule Sets Colorado on Course to Cash in on New Detection Tech
The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission has adopted a new rule requiring direct measurement of methane emissions at oil and gas sites, a move welcomed by environmental and local government groups, and industry.
We’ve Never Seen a Violation of Open Meetings Law Like This | Opinion
Democrats and Republicans in the Colorado House of Representatives are responsible for what could be the most brazen and persistent violation of the Colorado open meetings law since voters adopted it more than half a century ago.
BLM Plan for Public Lands Along Arkansas River Heads to Gov. Polis
The Bureau of Land Management’s plan for managing 658,000 acres of public lands in central Colorado includes new protections called for by community members, sportspeople, conservationists and thousands more who submitted public comments.
Colorado’s Pandemic SNAP Success Offers Model for Farm Bill
Colorado is the eighth most-improved state at ensuring SNAP food assistance reaches its most vulnerable residents, according to new rankings from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Colorado Food Pantries Get Emergency Relief
Some 245 food pantries across Colorado are getting emergency funding to help meet a surge in demand after double-digit inflation and the end of pandemic-related food assistance.
A Tremendous Victory for Colorado’s Diverse Adult Learner Population
Colorado’s adult education system just got a huge boost through enactment of Senate Bill 23-7, signed by Gov. Jared Polis on June 2.