John Salazar
Recreational Pot Regulation Work Begins In Colorado
A 24-member task force appointed to set up marijuana rules meets Monday for the first time.
Vilsack Announces Rio Grande Conservation Plan
A new conservation plan to help the Rio Grande watershed is getting the backing of state and federal officials.
Colorado Battleground District Hard To Predict
Colorado’s largest congressional district is the size of Arkansas and boasts the state’s most contested race as first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton and Democrat Sal Pace court voters with wildly divergent interests.
Carleton Named Deputy Agriculture Commissioner
A former chief of staff for Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture John Salazar has been named deputy agriculture commissioner.
Gov. Hickenlooper Leads Trade Mission To Mexico
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is on a trade mission to Mexico this week, leading a 40-member delegation from the state.
Monte Vista Police Seek Clues In Double Slaying
Monte Vista police are trying to identify a person wearing a ski mask who was seen leaving the area where a couple were found dead.
Rep. Sal Pace Stepping Down From Leadership Post
Congressional candidate Rep. Sal Pace says is stepping down as the leader for Democrats in the Colorado House but will serve the remainder of his term in the Legislature.
Colorado Cantaloupe Farmers Fear Outbreak Fallout
Colorado’s cantaloupe farmers say they fear it will take time for people to feel safe eating Rocky Ford melons because of the deadly listeria outbreak linked to one farm.
Cantaloupe Warning Issued After Listeria Outbreak
Health officials have issued a warning for cantaloupes from a revered melon-producing area of Colorado amid a bacteria outbreak.
Out Of Congress, John Salazar Relishes New Role
To hear John Salazar tell it, Congress is no place for a farmer.
