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Colorado lands $250 million federal grant as part of national push to buttress America’s strained energy grid (opens the original)
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Colorado will receive $250 million from the federal government to support a key transmission corridor connecting western states to Texas as part of a national push by the Trump administration to buttress America’s strained energy grid. Gov. Jared Polis said Thursday that the grant to Colorado — the single largest investment that’s part of $1.9 billion in new spending by the U.S. Department of Energy — will benefit 10 million ratepayers across Colorado, Texas and New Mexico. “And what does ‘benef
Much of the I-70 Floyd Hill Project is taking place above drivers’ heads. Here’s what to expect in the final 3 years. (opens the original)
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Along a winding mountain stretch of Interstate 70, concrete towers are rising as high as 120 feet in the air. Massive drill bits the width of a small trampoline are boring into the ground. And workers have now spent over 1 million hours laboring on an infrastructure project whose price tag has surpassed $900 million. Yet much of the work is going over drivers’ heads — literally. The Floyd Hill Project, which targets a notorious segment of I-70 that stretches from west of Evergreen to eastern Ida
Colorado faces another $1 billion-plus budget shortfall next year, forecasts say, but TABOR refunds could return (opens the original)
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It’s déjà vu for the Colorado legislature, which once again faces the prospect of having to close a budget deficit exceeding $1 billion. Lawmakers on the powerful Joint Budget Committee received the new projection Friday when economists for both the nonpartisan Legislative Council Staff and the governor’s office presented their latest economic forecasts. “I don’t think it was joyous,” Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer, a Brighton Republican, said of the news, which elicited sighs and distressed looks from sev
Colorado’s state budget will face yet another $1 billion-plus shortfall next year, forecasts say (opens the original)
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It’s déjà vu for the Colorado legislature, which once again faces the prospect of having to close a budget deficit exceeding $1 billion. Lawmakers on the powerful Joint Budget Committee received the new projection Friday when economists for both the nonpartisan Legislative Council Staff and the governor’s office presented their latest economic forecasts. “I don’t think it was joyous,” Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer, a Brighton Republican, said of the news, which elicited sighs and distressed looks from sev
Colorado’s Medicaid program overspent by $158 million last year — and faces worsening budget projections (opens the original)
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Colorado’s Medicaid program ran nearly $158 million over budget in the last fiscal year, fueling lawmakers’ frustrations with the safety-net system as healthcare officials project the overspending will likely get worse. The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, or HCPF, which oversees Medicaid, presented a series of eye-popping numbers about the program, which covers more than 1 in 5 residents, to the legislature’s Medicaid commission during a Thursday meeting. HCPF overspent
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