Questions surround proposed FAMLI rules as program preps for January launch
Colorado officials are closing in on two key deadlines for their new Family and Medical Leave Insurance program and continuing to finalize rules for how…
Articles by Ed Sealover
Construction-defects reform efforts will return in 2024
Six years after construction-defects reform advocates passed a bill and won a key legal ruling that they believed would restart the state’s dormant condominium-building market,…
Local chamber leaders offer solutions to housing crisis
Discussions about the next major affordable-housing proposal are heating up around the Colorado Capitol, and ideas about everything from overhauls of local control to construction-defects…
Colorado Chamber unveils blueprint to boost state business ecosystem
The Colorado Chamber of Commerce unveiled a blueprint two years in the making on Wednesday that lays out a decade-long roadmap for improving the state’s…
Legislative ozone committee beginning to focus on regulatory upgrades
Members of an interim legislative committee studying ozone pollution are focusing more on the idea of increasing modeling and measurement of what are considered minor…
New report recommends ways to boost Colorado workforce development
A newly formed coalition of business organizations issued a report Wednesday calling for employers and educational leaders to work in closer collaboration to reduce the…
Prop HH and its effect on commercial property taxes leaves business groups torn
Proposition HH offers Colorado commercial property owners a chance of subtracting billions of dollars from escalating property-tax bills over the next decade. But in a…
Colorado offering grants to historic business neighborhoods
Colorado’s efforts to help small business, which have produced a plethora of new programs since the beginning of the pandemic, took on yet another new…
New manufacturing emissions limits take businesses’ concerns into account
After more than two days of strenuous debate, Colorado regulators late Friday approved a first-of-its-kind set of regulations to limit emissions from large manufacturers —…
Colorado to consider restricting sales, usage of gas-powered lawn equipment
Colorado air-quality regulators will turn their attention next to gas-powered lawn and garden equipment. The question is whether they will so far as to ban…