Colorado House reaches agreement with members in open meetings law violation case
Two Democratic state lawmakers and Colorado House leadership entered into an agreement.
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Federal land managers removing all wild horses from area in northwestern Colorado
The federal government gathered 81 wild horses in Colorado.
It’s the iconic yellow school bus, but equipped for clean air with new Colorado grants
More than two dozen school districts across the state are among the inaugural recipients of two state grant programs.
Colorado's transportation workforce boosted by pay increases, housing stipends
Long before the end of summer, the Colorado Department of Transportation was preparing for winter.
Commentary: Canada’s wildfires are a country away but affect Colorado in multiple ways
The North American boreal forest covers more than one billion acres in Canada.
Top articles for the week ending September 2, 2023
Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending September 2, 2023.
Colorado elected officials blast IRS proposal to tax TABOR refunds
Elected officials in Colorado are sounding the alarm on a possible change to Internal Revenue Service rules.
Temporary block on Colorado gun purchase-age law upheld by federal appeals court
A new Colorado law raising the minimum age to purchase firearms in the state will not go into effect any time soon.
New IRS guidance revives possibility of taxing Colorado’s TABOR refunds
The Internal Revenue Service proposed guidance on how it will treat payments made by a variety of state refund and benefit programs.
19 state attorneys general file brief seeking to narrow Title IX exemptions
The 19-state coalition filed the brief based on their interpretation of Title IX.
