NEWS

Headlines:

• State Budget Clears House With 9 Republican Votes
• Governor At Center Of Oil And Gas Battles (click on Read more for a list of pending legislation)
• Reporters Discuss the Aftermath of Gun Legislation
• iSeeChange: Cornstalk Bales Off an Alternative for Ranchers
  

Headlines:

• DOT agency considers widening regulation of pipelines
• Williams subsidiary was fined in November, before Parachute leak
• Big issues loom on state’s marijuana regulation
  

Headlines:

• President In Denver To Push National Gun Legislation
• Chicken farm case remanded back to commissioners
• Water: every drop counts during drought
• Full Environmental Impact Statement for Proposed Bull Mt Wells
• Big Game Hunting Applications Crash Online System
• Boulder County Commissioner On Her Debate With Governor
  

A bi-partisan bill to create a legal limit for driving while high initially passed the house on Tuesday. Supporters say it’s especially important now that Colorado has legalized the recreational use of marijuana. Bente Birkeland reports from the state capitol.

Headlines:

• Early and Severe Fire Season Forecast For West Slope
• Four BLM Controlled Burns Planned for Grand Mesa Area
• Driving While Stoned Bill Passes State House
• Western Slope Skies From Black Canyon Astronomical Society
• KVNF Comment Line
  

The State Senate held a lengthy debate April 1 on a complicated plan to change how Colorado funds its K through 12 schools. The Democratic proposal initially passed the senate on a party line vote. Bente Birkeland has more from the state capitol.

Headlines:

• Delta County Stands For Second Amendment
• Legislature Debates School Funding
• Drought Prompting Water Users To Think Outside The Irrigation Box
• Local Vintner Working For Alternative To Gas Development
• Delta County Landfill Now Charges To Accept Tires
• Sandhill Crane Count
  

Headlines:

• Capitol Conversation - State Budget
• Pipeline Leak Reveals Holes In Regulatory System
• Threat of Colony Collapse Coming to a Beehive Near You
• Crane Count: 750 last night; 11,000 so far