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Littwin: Lucky John got the deal done
IT looks like John Hickenlooper has officially broken his long losing streak. Yes, there had been signs of the old Hick recently. He told...
Hickenlooper lands crucial compromise in fracking debate
DENVER -- After months of thorny, stop-and-start negotiations that in recent weeks seemed doomed to fail, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper announced today that he...
What’s next in Colorado’s local control over fracking debate
IT HAS been a big week for the local control over oil and gas development debate in Colorado. No sooner did Gov. John Hickenlooper...
WATCH: Hickenlooper sides with industry on local control over fracking initiatives
DENVER — From the Chamber of Commerce’s swank downtown offices Gov. John Hickenlooper today announced his staunch opposition to the two ballot initiatives that...
Wiretap: No legislative detour for local control of fracking
Eli Stokols reports that John Hickenlooper will announce today that he has given up on his bid to call a special session of the...
Events overtaking Hickenlooper local-control deal, resistance hardening
Opportunity this election year is shrinking for the governor and legislative leaders to reach an agreement on a bill that could head off a series of ballot measures aimed at granting local authorities greater regulatory control over the oil-and-gas industry.
Littwin: Colorado is not Kentucky
THE news is now official. The Obama administration has proposed new rules that will significantly reduce carbon emissions, with coal-producing power plants clearly the...
Pro-local control group signs up for $1.3 million in television ad...
The battle to win hearts and minds in the war over gas drilling in Colorado has heated up in the wake of a failed attempt at the capitol to draft a law giving more power to local authorities.
Last-ditch fracking legislative push doomed from the start
State lawmakers here working feverishly in the last days of the legislative session failed to come up with a bill that could ease the high tensions building for years around boom-time drilling and fracking in Colorado, tensions that were never likely to be eased at the capitol.
Littwin: The big drilling bill, stalled
No one liked the compromise bill and so it died. Will they like it any more during a special legislative session?