U.S. crude oil production approaches pre-pandemic levels
For the first two months of 2023, production of crude oil in the U.S.
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Utah Governor signs law expanding full-day kindergarten offerings
Full-day kindergarten will soon be a reality for more Utah children.
Americans’ banking fears worst since 2008 financial crisis
Americans are worried about the safety of their money in the banking system
Livestock loss could bring $30K per animal under Colorado's wolf restoration plan
Colorado's plans to restore gray wolves to the Western Slope took significant steps forward this week.
Colorado unemployment recipients warned about fraudulent attempts to get benefits
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment warned of an increase in fraudulent attempts to get unemployment funds.
Fed hikes interest rates for 10th time
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board Wednesday announced another increase to the federal funds rate.
21 attorneys general urge Colorado Supreme Court to hear Masterpiece Cakeshop case
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joined 21 other Republican attorneys general in filing a legal brief.
Proposition HH would mean a 23 percent decrease in TABOR refunds
Coloradans can expect approximately a 23 percent decrease in their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights refunds in 2025 if voters approve a November ballot initiative.
Congressional committee OKs plan to delist gray wolves
The plan to send wolf management back to the states took a step forward at the U.S. Capitol.
Is JP Morgan's purchase of failed bank from FDIC a government bailout?
The FDIC took over the embattled San Francisco bank, First Republic, and auctioned it off.
