Judith Kohler
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Legislative panel investigating high utility bills hears from experts in first session
A Colorado legislative select committee investigating spiking utility bills held its first meeting Tuesday to explore what can be done in the future to protect customers from skyrocketing costs. The committee will hear from the utilities, consumer advocates and others over the next several weeks. → Read More
After years of progress, increase in women on Colorado corporate boards stalls
After several years of growth in the number of women on the boards of Colorado companies, progress stalled in 2022, said an organization that recruits and prepares women to take their seats in the … → Read More
Colorado consumer office sues over $2M in expenses awarded to Xcel Energy in rate hike
The agency that represents the public in utility rate proceedings is challenging a decision by state regulators to award Xcel Energy-Colorado $2 million for its expenses in a recent case. → Read More
Xcel Energy to lower gas bills for March because of declining wholesale prices
Xcel Energy plans to lower Colorado natural gas bills in March because whole prices are declining. The decrease comes as Coloradans are struggling with high heat bills. → Read More
Denver energy company ruled out of compliance, could lose license
The decision by the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission on Wednesday for K.P. Kauffman to lose the ability to sell its product follows the approval of a comprehensive cleanup plan in Novem… → Read More
Colorado utility customers get lump of coal for holiday: soaring bills
The utility bill Jocelyn Miller got in October for her business, a small nonprofit in Denver, was the largest she had ever received. The next month it was even bigger. → Read More
Suspect in Aurora quadruple homicide arrested in Mexico, flown to U.S.
A man suspected in the Oct. 30 shooting deaths of four people in Aurora was arrested in Mexico and is being held in jail in Phoenix. → Read More
Merger of grocery titans: Cause of concern or a boon for consumers?
The proposed $25 billion merger between Kroger — the parent company of Colorado’s largest retail grocery chain, King Soopers — and Albertsons, which operates Safeway, is raising q… → Read More
Growth in Colorado’s aerospace industry ripples through earthbound real estate business
The growth of Colorado companies working in space is driving an increasing need for space on the ground to support operations taking place hundreds of miles above the Earth. → Read More
Thornton closes $33M deal to sell portion of mineral rights to Phoenix Capital Group
The city of Thornton has closed a $33 million deal with Denver-based Phoenix Capital Group to sell the rights to oil and gas it owns in Adams and Weld counties. → Read More
Energy was a boon for Weld County before the pandemic. Is it now a drag on the area’s economy?
Nearly three years after the start of the pandemic, Greeley is the only one of Colorado’s metro areas whose economy hasn’t fully recovered and the reason might be the same one for its p… → Read More
Bird populations are dropping. Colorado birders help connect dots to figure out why.
The Bird Conservancy of the Rockies and volunteers are helping connect the dots of the path of migrating birds for scientists studying why populations are declining. → Read More
Will Colorado company’s coffee be 21st century version of Tang? It hopes so.
At 8,900 feet, the First Ascent Coffee company in Crested Butte is already close to the heavens. Now its handcrafted instant coffee is in space where it will help keep astronauts on the latest NASA mission caffeinated. → Read More
Johnstown’s in the thick of northern Colorado growth with dueling travel centers, new subdivisions
Johnstown, home to Johnson’s Corner, a landmark truck stop, restaurant and purveyor of enormous cinnamon rolls, is on the grow. And one of the best indications is news that Texas-based Buc-ee… → Read More
Colorado takes over 106 oil, gas wells after crackdown on companies
State regulators are taking over a combined 106 wells from two oil and gas companies that faced several alleged violations and a total fine of $2.2 million. → Read More
Family-owned Larrabee’s furniture store closing after 60 years in Colorado
Larrabee’s furniture store, a Colorado staple for about six decades, is closing the doors of the four-generation family business at the end of this year. → Read More
Colorado Avalanche gear flying off shelves after Stanley Cup win
Colorado Avalanche fans didn't wait until the morning after to load up on new team gear in celebration of the team's Stanley Cup win. The Dick's Sporting Goods stores that were open Sunday night were plenty busy. → Read More
Conditions prime for energy boom in Colorado, so what’s the holdup?
Oil prices are staying north of $100 a barrel. Natural gas prices are more than twice as high as a year ago. It sounds like a set-up for an energy boom in the U.S. and in Colorado, but a number of … → Read More
One climber dead, two injured in avalanche, rock fall in Rocky Mountain National Park
One climber died and two were injured, one seriously, after a rock fall and avalanche on Mount Meeker in Rocky Mountain National Park Sunday. → Read More
Is artificial intelligence the next tool to fight wildfires in the West?
A Colorado company is tapping decades of experience of collecting data via satellites and providing the lastest information for the U.S. military to offer more accurate data quicker about a foe clo… → Read More