Colorado Public Radio Staff

What the bill would have done: Create an income tax credit for employers who help their employees pay off their student loans.

Rags Over the Arkansas River filed a motion today in the Colorado Court of Appeals asking the Court to rehear its appeal in the case.

The enhanced schedule includes five live and one recorded broadcast, as well as exclusive interviews.

When music teacher Brent Roach came to Denver’s Pinnacle Charter School, the school had six musical instruments for 128 students. Now, thanks to the instrument drive, Brent’s students have 35 instruments to play and learn from.

Previous attempts to pass the bill have stalled in Congress.

Johnson is highlighted as one of the paper’s “100 Colorado Creatives.”

Join us March 3 at 7 p.m. at the Tattered Cover on Colfax, when local author Cynthia Swanson will talk about her debut novel, “The Bookseller,” on the day it arrives on bookstore shelves.

The biggest event in alpine ski racing is back in the U.S. this year for the first time since 1999. Follow all the latest action here.

What the bill does: Taxpayers who claim an investment tax credit for renewable energy would be able to get an 80 percent refund of their credit.

What the bill would have done: This bill would allow residents to start claiming a state Earned Income Tax Credit this year, regardless of whether there is a TABOR surplus.

What the bill would have done: Creates a refund for taxes paid on machines and equipment used for recycling or reprocessing of waste products.

A court ruling says the group that filed the suit failed to show prejudice that resulted from how the project was approved.

Colorado Public Radio has named Jim East the new senior vice president of development.

The state argues its Gunnison sage grouse conservation efforts have led to an increase in the grouse population.

What the bill would have done: Reimburse taxpayers for personal property taxes paid in Colorado for which the taxpayers doesn’t already get any income tax benefits.

What the bill would have done: Creates two tax incentives, one for equipment and one for advertising and marketing.