- The state’s public university system is bracing for thirty million dollars in budget cuts this year.
- The Governor’s budget and planning office announced millions of dollars of proposed budget cuts on Friday.
- It’s news that would please Wile E. Coyote. On Thursday, Colorado lawmakers unanimously defeated a bill aimed to crack down on coyotes in urban areas. Bente Birkeland reports from Denver.
- President-elect Barack Obama’s pick to lead the Interior Department is promising to help wean the country off foreign oil.
- Old Colorado City resident Dave Hughes is an Army veteran, great-grandfather, and an internet pioneer.
- In an emotion filled hearing, families who have lost loved ones to carbon monoxide poisoning in Colorado pleaded with state lawmakers Tuesday to pass a bill requiring detectors in homes
- Colorado’s incoming Secretary of State unanimously breezed through a senate confirmation hearing on Monday and pledged to keep elections open and transparent. Bente Birkeland reports from Denver.
- A northern Colorado horse group is among the select few that will march in president-elect Barack Obama’s inaugural parade next week.
- Colorado’s U.S. Senate designee and Governor Bill Ritter are touring the state over the next several days, talking about the economy.
- Governor Bill Ritter gave a somber state of the state address pledging to make budget cuts to key programs. He also gave specifics on some of his own initiatives.
- Governor Bill Ritter’s third state of the state address offered a stark picture of Colorado’s economy.
- Today marks the beginning of the “Citizen Report,” a collaborative effort between the Colorado Springs Gazette and KRCC.
- Today marked the opening day of the state’s 67th General Assembly. It was a historic day for Colorado.
- Democrats at the state capital say Colorado will need to increase fees to help pay for the state’s ailing roads and bridges.
