Colorado’s House Appropriations Committee advanced a bill on Tuesday that would increase state funding for schools that experienced a decrease in enrollment because of COVID-19.

Colorado’s Senate Military Affairs Committee voted to indefinitely postpone two bills that would require state agencies to follow the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) before declaring an emergency public health order.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is warning Texans to be aware of energy price hikes after last month’s severe winter storm and power outages left millions in the cold.

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Weather in March can be quite the weather roller coaster for many regions of the country, but warmer air typically starts reaching southern areas this month.

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Pundits and politicians have been quick to point fingers over the debacle in Texas that left millions without power or clean water during February’s deep freeze.

Colorado expects to receive 45,500 doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine by Friday.

Nearly one year after first shutting down the state last March, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that Texas would reopen 100% beginning March 10.

Enough COVID-19 doses will be available by the end of May that every American adult who wants one can receive it, President Joe Biden said Tuesday.