(The Center Square) – Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser joined 23 other states on Tuesday to reject a bankruptcy plan from Purdue Pharma that would pay out billions in settlements.

According to the plan, which was submitted in bankruptcy court Monday, the Sackler family—who own the company—would pay $500 million up front to settle thousands of personal injury cases. The family would then pay $4.2 billion in installments over the next decade. In total, the plan would cost over $10 billion.

Colorado ranks 19th of the 50 states in reliance on sales tax revenue.

Kansas has launched a new program designed to help individuals and families financially impacted by COVID-19 pay rent, utility and internet bills.

Judge Michael Warren argues that the Constitution of the United States is more than parchment.

Pasta is the perfect partner for nutrient-rich vegetables. High in fiber, this Tuscan-style pasta dish is gently tossed with a vegetable trio - fresh escarole and flavorful, canned cannellini beans and tomatoes.

Colorado's General Assembly leadership sent a letter to the state’s Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) on Monday urging it to "continue its work" despite an unfinished 2020 census.

President Joe Biden commemorated the COVID-19 pandemic’s one-year anniversary by giving Americans an ambitious goal: Return to a semblance of normalcy by the Fourth of July.

Bob Garver takes a look at "Chaos Walking." Does he think you should run to it, or walk away?

Colorado crop progress and condition report from the USDA for the week ending March 14, 2021.

The Colorado State Forest Services offers tree pruning tips.