August 5, 2019
Denver Post, John Aguilar, August 4, 2019- Adams County could become the first community in Colorado to require a larger separation between new wells and occupied buildings than the state mandates, as leaders at both the state and local level wrestle with how to implement a historic oil and gas reform …
December 13, 2018
The Colorado Sun, Sandra Fish, December 12, 2018- Seven of the top 10 corporate and nonprofit donors in Colorado’s 2018 midterm election were oil and gas interests that combined to spend more than $34 million — a total that exceeded the campaigns for both candidates in the governor’s race. The money primarily …
November 12, 2018
The Gazette, Marianne Goodland, November 7, 2018- While Colorado voters said yes to a host of Democratic candidates Tuesday night, they said no to most of the 13 amendments and propositions on the ballot, including the controversial Amendment 74. That measure, which would have required state or local governments to …
November 7, 2018
Coloradoan, Jacy Marmaduke, November 6, 2018- Colorado’s constitution won’t guarantee landowners the right to reimbursement if a law or regulation harms their property values. According to the Colorado Secretary of State’s late Tuesday count, 54 percent of voters were in favor and 46 percent against. The amendment needed 55 percent approval to …
October 31, 2018
Westword, David Sirota and Chase Woodruff, October 30, 2018- Mike Foote is prosecuting another case tonight, just as he has for more than a decade. The Indiana transplant indicted petty thieves, violent criminals and Ponzi schemers in his old day job as a deputy district attorney in Boulder — but …