CDPHE is proposing to keep 16 categories of public venues at reduced capacity for nearly a year.
Governor Polis stole a march on the entire mask/no mask debate Thursday afternoon.
DORA seems more worried about what is happening in other states than what is actually happening in Colorado.
In the end, it is probable that the response to the coronavirus is responsible for at least a third of the excess deaths the U.S. has experienced over the past few months.
Fortunately, the same law that gives the governor the power to declare a state of emergency also gives the legislature the power to end it.
Show me a man in Colorado who can only travel when and where government transit can take him, and I’ll show you someone who will always be on the bottom rung of the economic ladder.
Government is very good at preparing for an emergency after it’s over. Instead let’s prepare for a stagflation emergency before it gets here.
The Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) — which recently sued Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams over his handling of their request to release inmates has yet to take on other correctional facilities in the state, despite much larger outbreaks than the one in Weld.
The proposal to reduce employee contributions is puzzling, as that would have no net impact on the state budget.
Today, it’s inescapably clear that a healthy economy isn’t a given. It must be cultivated and nurtured by both political parties.
Lockdowns probably did reduce deaths somewhat relative to lesser restrictions, but not by nearly as much as many people assume.
If your 401-k now seems more like a 301-k, you may be wondering where all the money went. Good question.
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