Colorado approves first-of-their-kind emissions intensity rules
Colorado air-quality regulators on Friday approved a nationally precedent-setting plan in which oil and gas companies must limit the amount of nitrous oxide emissions from…
Articles by Ed Sealover
Colorado legislator to introduce consumer electronics right-to-repair bill
After Colorado legislators approved laws the past two years giving wheelchair and agricultural-equipment users the right to repair their own equipment, they will consider extending…
Legislators join voices questioning proposed right-of-way fees
Colorado legislators from both sides of the aisle have joined telecommunications providers in questioning a proposed fee for those companies and local governments to run…
Colorado board casts unanimous vote on first drug whose affordability it considers
With statewide and national attention focused on it, Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Review Board declined its first opportunity Friday to move toward capping prices on…
New Commission on Property Tax has its appointees — and some surprises in its makeup
Colorado legislative and organizational leaders on Wednesday announced their appointments to the newly formed Commission on Property Tax — a group that includes the CEO…
Coming vote on prescription drug affordability holds major consequences
Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Review Board will vote for the first time on Dec. 8 whether a medication is so unaffordable that the state should…
Colorado examining whether changes in homeowners’ insurance laws could boost housing affordability
While legislators scramble to determine if land-use reform or regulatory overhauls can alleviate the affordable-housing crisis, Colorado Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway is examining another potential…
Firms fear proposed CDOT fee imperils Colorado broadband expansion
Gov. Jared Polis’ goal to extend broadband to 99% of Coloradans is facing a potential hurdle — a proposed Colorado Department of Transportation fee that…
Special session ends with slight property-tax relief but sets up for potentially more
Colorado legislators wrapped up a surprisingly dramatic special session Monday by passing bills to offer limited property-tax relief to homeowners and study longer-term solutions to…
After day one, select bills are advancing in Colorado property tax special session
Colorado legislators moved forward Friday on a package of property-tax bills that would give small breaks in assessments, grant a one-time valuation cut, offer no…