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Joe Hanel
Position: Staff reporter
Phone Number: (303), 839-1765

County officials ask Legislature for raise

DENVER – County officials who want a raise got a mostly warm reception Tuesday at the Legislature, which has the power to boost their salaries. Four lawmakers are drafting a bill ...

Opponents of ‘Amazon tax’ reopen court battle

DENVER – Opponents of Colorado’s “Amazon tax” were back in court Friday to try to get a judge to block it again. When the Legislature passed the law in 2010, it was a novel way to...

Democrats reject plan to withhold aid from anti-fracking towns

DENVER – Democrats turned back a Republican attempt to withhold gas and oil taxes from cities that ban hydraulic fracturing Wednesday. Voters in five Front Range cities have place...

Colorado Senate approves same-sex tax change

DENVER – Gay and lesbian married couples would be able to file joint state taxes under a bill the Colorado Senate approved Wednesday over the opposition of social conservatives. T...

Turf wars

Southwest water experts target lawns to save farms

Colorado launches bid for 2016 GOP convention

DENVER – Colorado Republicans launched an effort Friday to return their state to the world stage by bringing their party’s 2016 national convention to Denver. If they succeed, it ...

Gessler’s budget blame misplaced

Fee cuts, not Democrats’ election bill, cost Secretary of State’s Office

Group backs away from tax ballot in ’14

DENVER – Voters will not see a sales tax increase for transportation on their ballots this November. MPACT 64, a group of civic leaders from each of the state’s 64 counties, decid...

Wildcat has till Jan. 31 for $100K

A troubled gold mine in La Plata Canyon is getting another chance to clean up its messes before it loses its permit. Wildcat Mining Corp. has until Jan. 31 to put $100,000 in escr...

Energy mandate repeal dies in ‘kill committee’

Renewal requirement helped fuel secession effort

Once a Democrat, candidate looks to GOP

Durango businessman who lost to Tipton sets sights on Senate

Once a Democrat, Durango candidate looks to GOP

DENVER – In politics, there are long shots and dark horses. And then there’s Jaime McMillan. The Durango businessman recently was a registered Democrat and ran as an un...