Ag chief sees Colorado farmers on cutting edge of New Energy Economy

Governor Bill Ritter

“There’s going to be a new opportunity for cash flow from some of the outcomes of how we address climate change.”

Guv wants Middle America to join New Energy Economy

Governor Bill Ritter

“In order to build out a clean energy economy … we want … Joe the Plumber…”

New law gives seniors a lifetime dose of the great outdoors

Governor Bill Ritter

Coming in January: an unlimited pass to Colorado’s state parks

Medical marijuana to treat Tourette’s? State might allow it

Governor Bill Ritter

Health department cites “some scientific evidence” of pot’s efficacy

Food program targets Colorado’s neediest urban, rural kids

Governor Bill Ritter

“Many summer feeding sites across Colorado are seeing significant increases – in some cases a doubling – in the number of children.”

Progress praised on kids’ coverage; others note much work lies ahead

Governor Bill Ritter

“We have a huge problem with making sure that Medicaid is functional.”

Ritter lauds small business; some biz groups question commitment

Governor Bill Ritter

Governor, small-business groups go at it again, trade barbs

Guv recognizes state biz community’s energy misers

Governor Bill Ritter

“Colorado can lay down a template to move forward into a clean energy future … but we will not do it without the private sector being on board.”

Ritter touts plan for the uninsurable; GOP says it can’t last long

Governor Bill Ritter

“My biggest concern with the state’s approach … is that we will eventually need state money to subsidize it.”

New law lightens load for tardy trailers in tow

Governor Bill Ritter

The newly revised late fees on trailers are now capped at a modest $10, rather than the $25-$100 late fee that had been in effect since last year.