Sept. 22 Business Buzz: Toxic air contaminant health-based standards
On the first of two Sept. 22 episodes of the 9News Business Buzz, Ed Sealover, editor of The Sum & Substance and vice president of…
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Colorado commission sets health-based standards for air pollutants
Despite lingering questions over just how the new benchmarks will be used, the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission adopted health-based standards for five air pollutants…
Colorado Supreme Court decision establishes new time limits on wage claims
Accusations of wage violations have just a two- or three-year statute of limitations, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled this week, overturning a lower-court decision that…
Competing requests delay landfill regulations for months
Colorado regulators crafting the first methane-emissions reduction mandates for landfills are caught in a crossfire between industry leaders calling their proposal too costly and environmentalists…
Colorado House minority leader, a leading business advocate, resigns
The “toxic” atmosphere that pushed two Democratic House members to leave in 2023 has crossed the aisle, leading to the resignation Monday of House Minority…
Legislators mull incentives, rather than mandates, to cut highway emissions
Colorado legislators may consider creating a program that helps owners of the oldest, most-polluting commercial trucks to trade them in for new vehicles — a…
Colorado Supreme Court decision could impact 2026 legislative debates on tax-exemption rollbacks
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that Lakewood’s two expansions of its tax on telephone service in the past 30 years without voter approval violated…
Sept. 8 Business Buzz: Slowing rising homeowners insurance costs
On the second Sept. 8 episode of the 9News Business Buzz, Ed Sealover, editor of The Sum & Substance and vice president of strategic initiatives…
Sept. 8 Business Buzz: Space Command Leaving
On one of the Sept. 8 episodes of the 9News Business Buzz, Ed Sealover, editor of The Sum & Substance and vice president of strategic…
Tourist-drawing counties seeking big boosts to lodging taxes
At least a half-dozen Colorado counties are asking voters to double or triple their lodging taxes on the November ballot — requests allowed by a…