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| Colorado Science Day connects postdocs and state legislators Postdoctoral scholars from CU Boulder joined 42 postdoctoral peers at the Colorado State Capitol last Friday to share their research with Colorado state legislators as part of Colorado Science Day. The event, hosted by Project Bridge Colorado, aimed to facilitate a conversation about the impact primary ...
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| Sexual Harassment Process Still Looms Over Colorado's Capitol John Straayer is a semi-retired professor at Colorado State University and has spent years observing lawmakers during the legislative session. He said the sexual harassment allegations put everyone in a tough spot. "This is the kind of issue where almost everybody loses," he said. Straayer said most ...
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| Colorado Releases Comprehensive EV Adoption Plan This week Colorado's state government released one of the most comprehensive plans to date to boost electric vehicle adoption. In the Colorado Electric Vehicle Plan approved by Governor John Hickenlooper, a roadmap is drawn out leading toward electric vehicle progress in the state. The plan is ...
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| SCALE to be Feb. 2 at Lamar Community College Wellness Center Other featured speakers include KWGN Channel 2 Meteorologist Matt Makens. He will provide a 2018 weather outlook and offer details on the best resources available to farmers and ranchers related to weather forecasting. Also, Colorado State University Ag Economists will look at expectations for the ...
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| Sheriff: 2 sought for questioning in Colorado deputy's death DENVER (AP) - Authorities in Colorado want to question two men who were nearby when a slain sheriff's deputy was shot, while a man believed to be the gunman is scheduled to appear in court Friday. ... Hickenlooper ordered state flags to remain at half-staff until sunset on the day of Gumm's funeral.
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| Bill that would provide free lunch for more Colorado students moves forward Colorado already picks up the cost of school lunch for elementary-aged children who qualify for reduced-price but not free meals under the federal lunch program. This bill would expand the benefit to cover middle school students. The five yes votes included two Republicans, state Sen. Bob Gardner of ...
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