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Colorado Lawmakers Approve Bill to Lower Credit Card Swipe Fees, Awaiting Governor's Signature

Colorado Lawmakers Approve Bill to Lower Credit Card Swipe Fees, Awaiting Governor's Signature

Colorado Lawmakers Approve Bill to Lower Credit Card Swipe Fees, Awaiting Governor's Signature
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Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Limit AI Use in Pricing and Wage Setting

Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Limit AI Use in Pricing and Wage Setting

Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Limit AI Use in Pricing and Wage Setting
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Snowstorm Revitalizes Colorado Mountain Ski Areas After Record-Low Snow Season

Snowstorm Revitalizes Colorado Mountain Ski Areas After Record-Low Snow Season

A recent snowstorm has brought significant snowfall to Colorado's mountain ski areas, providing a much-needed boost after the state experienced its lowest snowpack in over a century. Loveland Pass, a popular skiing destination, saw a substantial influx of skiers eager to enjoy the fresh powder. This weather event comes as a relief to ski resorts and local businesses that rely heavily on winter tourism, which had been adversely affected by the unusually low snowfall earlier in the season.
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Snowstorm Revitalizes Colorado Ski Areas After Record-Low Snow Season

Snowstorm Revitalizes Colorado Ski Areas After Record-Low Snow Season

A recent snowstorm has brought a much-needed boost to Colorado's mountain ski areas, particularly Loveland Pass, which saw significant snowfall. This comes after the state experienced its lowest snowpack in over 100 years, leading to an early closure of ski resorts. The fresh snow has attracted skiers eager to enjoy the new powder, providing a temporary reprieve for the ski industry.
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Colorado Black Equity Study Engages Communities Through Statewide Listening Sessions

Colorado Black Equity Study Engages Communities Through Statewide Listening Sessions

The Colorado Black Equity Study is conducting listening sessions across the state to gather personal stories and insights on the historical effects of slavery and systemic racism on Black Coloradans. This initiative follows the 2024 legislation signed by Governor Jared Polis, establishing the Black Coloradan Racial Equity Study Commission. The commission is tasked with evaluating the impact of historical injustices and making recommendations for addressing these issues. The study is funded by community donors with a budget of $1.3 million and is expected to conclude next March. Listening sessions have been held in various cities, including Boulder and Colorado Springs.
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Small Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits

Small Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits

Small Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits
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Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits

Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits

Colorado Business Claims State Owes Over $300K in E-Bike Tax Credits
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Colorado Business Faces Financial Strain Due to Delayed E-Bike Tax Credit Payments

Colorado Business Faces Financial Strain Due to Delayed E-Bike Tax Credit Payments

Colorado Business Faces Financial Strain Due to Delayed E-Bike Tax Credit Payments
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Colorado Snowstorm Brings Varied Accumulations Across the State

Colorado Snowstorm Brings Varied Accumulations Across the State

A late-season snowstorm has swept across Colorado, resulting in significant variations in snow accumulation depending on the location. According to CBS News, the highest snow totals were recorded in Estes Park, where 28 inches of snow had fallen by 11 a.m. on Wednesday. In contrast, Firestone reported the lowest accumulation at just three inches. The Denver metro area experienced snow totals ranging from seven inches in Mountain View to five inches in Denver, with 4.7 inches at Denver International Airport. The storm began on Monday night, initially bringing heavy rain to the Denver area and the Front Range, which transitioned to snow by Tuesday evening. This weather event has led to school closures and travel disruptions across the region.
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Colorado Schools Announce Closures Due to Snowstorm

Colorado Schools Announce Closures Due to Snowstorm

Several schools in Colorado have announced closures for Wednesday due to a snowstorm moving through the state. The decision to close schools is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students and staff as the storm is expected to bring significant snowfall. The closures are part of a broader response to the weather conditions affecting the region.
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Trump administration sues Colorado over firearm ammunition magazine limit

Trump administration sues Colorado over firearm ammunition magazine limit

By Steve Gorman May 6 (Reuters) - The Trump administration sued Colorado on Wednesday seeking to strike down a 13-year-old state ban on large-capacity firearm ammunition magazines, those allowing more than 15 bullets to be fired in rapid succession without the need to re-load.