Judith Kohler
The Denver Post
Denver, CO, United States
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Legislative panel investigating high utility bills hears from experts in first session
The first hearing of a legislative select committee investigating why heating bills in Colorado shot up this winter and what can be done to tamp them down going forward opened Tuesday with the panel's chairman asking if the longtime system of governing utilities needs to be amended. → Read More
Denver oil company sues to overturn order, sanctions by Colorado
A Denver oil and gas company hit with a $1.9 million penalty and facing the possible loss of its right to operate in Colorado is suing state regulators. → Read More
Kimpton Hotel’s progress marks milestone in Belleview Station development
Topping off of new Kimpton Hotel marks a milestone for the Belleview Station development in southeast Denver, which has become the new headquarters for some of Colorado's largest companies and several new residential buildings. → Read More
After years of progress, increase in women on Colorado corporate boards stalls
Colorado's Boardbound by Women's Leadership Foundation says efforts to increase the number of women on the boards of public companies stalled in 2022. → Read More
Colorado AG wants to hear from AmeriGas about customers’ claims of not getting propane
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser wants to hear from AmeriGas about complaints from across the state that the company hasn't been servicing customers' propane tanks. → Read More
Microgrant program to help Denver-area entrepreneurs jump-start businesses
The Good Neighbor Fund, a new Denver-area microgrant program for entrepreneurs, is an extension of one started in Buffalo, N.Y. It will award $1,000 every quarter to new businesses. → Read More
Colorado property management company expands footprint in mountains
A longtime management company specializing in property management, including homeowners’ associations and vacation rentals, has added three Colorado properties to its $6 billion portfolio. → Read More
Xcel Energy may face jolt of penalties for delays in hooking up Colorado solar projects
Regulators and lawmakers want Xcel Energy, Colorado's largest electric utility, to turn up the juice and make sure that businesses and homeowners who want to go solar get connected to the grid more quickly. → Read More
Polis orders all-hands-on-deck response to Coloradans’ high heat bills
Gov. Jared Polis issued an all-hands-on-deck directive to state agencies Monday to find short- and long-term solutions to skyrocketing heating bills that Coloradans say are forcing them to decide between warmth and food. → Read More
Colorado nonprofit enlists artists to offer alternatives to “over-the-hill” birthday cards
The Colorado nonprofit Changing the Narrative, which fights ageism, has launched a second round of birthday cards to counter the "over-the-hill" variety. → Read More
Burned by high heat costs? State regulators invite utility customers to vent.
Colorado Public Utilities Commission regulators want to hear from people who are having trouble with high utility bills. Gov. Jared Polis administration is offering rebates on heat expenses, property tax and rent. Natural gas prices, Xcel Energy. → Read More
Could a digital Earth replica aid scientists’ understanding of environment?
Lockheed Martin and NVIDIA are teaming up to centralize data the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration receives about the earth's environment and conditions in space. → Read More
Colorado’s FirstBank expands presence in downtown Denver with new location
FirstBank, the largest Colorado-based bank, is growing its presence in downtown Denver with the consolidation of operations and additional office space. → Read More
Agencies, nonprofits that help Coloradans pay utility bills scramble to keep up
Agencies and nonprofits that help Coloradans struggling to pay their utility bills are facing challenges as high natural gas prices and cold weather keep the calls for assistance rolling in. → Read More
After wins in trademark dispute, CoorsTek aims for more market share in hip-replacement products
CoorsTek Bioceramics in Golden is expanding its Grand Junction manufacturing hub and is increasing production of its devices used in hip replacements as it aims to gain a bigger share of the growing market. → Read More
Aerospace startup chooses Colorado over Florida for headquarters
ThinkOrbital, a startup aerospace company that is developing an orbital platform to manufacture products in space, has chosen Colorado as its headquarters. → Read More
Colorado State opens final building of Denver’s Spur campus to public
Colorado State University has opened the third and final building of its Spur campus on the grounds of the National Western Center in Denver. → Read More
Colorado still outpaces national economy, but business leaders’ confidence down
Although Colorado’s economy continues to outperform much of the rest of the country, a new survey shows state business leaders remain pessimistic heading into the new year. → Read More
Routt County trails project could set bad precedent, wildlife advocates warn
Hunters and wildlife advocates say a proposal for more trails in the Routt National Forest will set a bad precedent as conflicts continue between conserving wildlife and providing more opportunities for outdoor recreation. → Read More
24-year-old woman dies while being held in El Paso County Jail
A 24-year-old woman died while being held in the El Paso County Jail, the sheriff’s office said. → Read More