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Listen: Download Audio Senators Approve Hospital and Pay Transparency Bills Colorado legislators are racing towards the May 6th finish line of the 2023 lawmaking season with multiple bills that are getting closer to the governor’s desk. On Thursday, state senators passed House Bill 1215, which targets surprise hospital fees in […]
Listen: Download Audio Colorado Wildlife Officials Approve Wolf Restoration Plan The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission made history yesterday, unanimously approving the state's final wolf restoration and management plan. Commissioners held a marathon, nine-hour meeting at Colorado Mountain College's Spring Valley campus near Carbondale, and they'll do it again today. […]
Listen: Download Audio Amendments Suggested For Polis’ Housing Bill Democrats in the Colorado House have announced plans to try to amend a land use gutted by the Senate. Senate Bill 213 has the governor’s support, but has faced opposition from local governments. One of the newly proposed amendments restores the […]
Listen: Download Audio Bennet Reintroducing Superbug Antibiotic Development Bill Lawmakers have reintroduced a bill they hope will encourage the development of new antibiotics that target drug-resistant infections. Colorado Senator Michael Bennet joined in re-introducing the bipartisan bill, known as the Pioneering Antimicrobial Subscriptions to End Upsurging Resistance Act (PASTEUR). Senator […]
Listen: Download Audio Three Suspects Arrested In Rock-Throwing Spree Three high school seniors arrested in connection with a series of rock throwing incidents will appear in court this morning. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s office announced Wednesday that the suspects had been taken into custody without bond. One of the rock […]
Listen: Download Audio Farmer ‘Rights to Repair’ Bill Colorado became the first state in the nation yesterday to guarantee farmers access to resources necessary to repair their agricultural equipment on their own. The farmer's right to repair bill requires manufacturers of farm equipment to sell tools, digital access, and parts […]
Listen: Download Audio SCOTUS Climate Ruling Affects Boulder City officials in Boulder are hailing a U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow lawsuits brought by municipalities in five states, including Colorado, to move forward in state courts. The high court yesterday rejected a request by ExxonMobil and Suncor that it review […]
Listen: Download Audio Winter’s Last Hurrah? Another spring storm might hit the Front Range Tuesday and Wednesday. Blasting in from the Pacific, the system is expected to bring both heavy rain and wet, heavy snow throughout the region. Up to two inches of rain might arrive in the Denver metro […]
Listen: Download Audio One Motorist Dead In Spate Of Rock-Throwing Attacks The Jefferson County Sheriff’s office is looking for attackers in a series of rock-throwing incidents that resulted in the death of an Arvada woman early Thursday. Investigators say rocks weighing three-five pounds were thrown at at least five moving […]
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