State Supreme Court Ruling on Property Tax Freeze
On Monday, the state’s highest court ruled in favor of a controversial property tax proposal by the Governor that aims to put millions of additional dollars into the state budget.
Capitol Conversation: Oil & Gas Rules
Governor Bill Ritter has already signed 31 bills into law this legislative session, but he’s remained relatively quiet on one of the session’s major issues.
Attracting Doctors to Colorado, Pt. 3
A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to help recruit doctors to Colorado, specifically to work in under-served areas.
Round-Up
The Senate Energy Committee discusses an energy grid…and, Teller County Commissioners approve a mine expansion.
Oil and Gas Rules Move Forward
House Republicans failed in their efforts on Thursday to change and delay the implementation of new tougher regulations on the state’s oil and gas industry.
Full-Strength Beer Bill Fails to Pass
Liquor store owners and craft brewers were among the crowds that came to the state capitol on Wednesday to oppose a bill that would let grocery and convenience stores sell […]
Citizen Report: The Traveling Baboon
It’s time for the “Citizen Report,” a collaborative effort between the Colorado Springs Gazette and KRCC that brings the voices of citizen journalists to the airwaves.
Attracting Doctors to Colorado, Pt. 2
A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to help recruit doctors to Colorado, specifically to work in under-served areas.
Attracting Doctors to Colorado, Pt. 1
A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to help recruit doctors to Colorado, specifically to work in under-served areas.
State Back-Taxes
A bill that aims to make sure large big-box retailers such as Wal-Mart pay their fair share in state taxes is expected to pass out of the legislature on today.
Round-Up
The battle on embryonic stem cell research continues…Groups object to Shell Oil’s request for water rights…The Division of Wildlife hosts “Angler Roundtables,”…and the Supreme Court says Colorado does not owe […]
Mid-Session Update
Colorado lawmakers reached the halfway point of their legislative session over the weekend.
Capitol Conversation: The Halfway Point
The state is half way through this year’s legislative session.
Mise en Place: Dairy
It’s time again for Mise en Place, a journey of culinary delight where anything can happen.
