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(The Center Square) – Two members of Congress from Colorado are continuing to press the Federal Aviation Administration and the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport about ongoing noise problems.
Two Colorado Democrats on Thursday joined local governments and environmental groups in urging the federal Bureau of Land Management to undertake a full review of the proposed expansion of an oil-train terminal
Two Colorado legislators are demanding a full environmental review of a proposal to expand a Utah oil transport facility — plans they believe could endanger their state’s residents across the border.
Washington (CNN) — Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and Speaker Kevin McCarthy aren’t typically aligned on many issues. But they were kindred spirits in a recent phone call on one key priority: boosting pay for wildland firefighters.
Nearly all members of Colorado’s congressional delegation are again asking the Internal Revenue Service to reconsider a plan to tax state refunds.
Commuting Solutions — a local nonprofit dedicated to delivering innovative transportation options through advocacy, partnerships and education — held its seventh annual transportation summit on Wednesday at the Longmont Museum.
Colorado's congressional delegation on Thursday urged the Internal Revenue Service to stick with longstanding precedent by treating refunds issued under the state's Taxpayer Bill of Rights as nontaxable income.
Timberline Fire Protection District (TFPD) acquired the Fritz Peak Observatory (FPO) property, located at 19126 Highway 119 just outside of Rollinsville, through a federal disposal process at no cost to the district. The building required many repairs and improvements, including the roof, cistern, septic, and a three-bay addition for fire apparatus.
Experts, elected officials and enthusiasts of climate-friendly transportation gathered in Longmont on Wednesday to tackle the question: what will it take to bring the next era of public transit to Colorado?