Author: Thelma Grimes

Democrats introduced two bills they say would protect Colorado renters by reigning in “price fixing” through the use of online algorithms and halt “deceptive” fees, even as the trade group representing apartments argue they’re written so broadly the legislation would penalize prudent practices. Announced during a press conference on Jan. 23, the first measure, House Bill…

President Donald Trump vowed to bring down domestic prices and position America as an energy exporter by unleashing the “liquid gold” flowing beneath U.S. soil, stripping away what he deemed to be excessive regulations and adopting a slew of policies favorable to oil and gas drilling.  “Once again, we will work to make America an…

As artificial intelligence technology makes it easier to scam people, create fake images and videos and even ruin reputations, one policy debate swirls around who should get penalized for such behavior — the technology’s developer or the person who deployed it.  Drawing those boundaries are complicated, particularly when dealing with minors. During a Nov. 19…

The trade group of Colorado hospitals is preparing for a political battle at the state Capitol to maintain a federal drug discount program that the group says benefits nearly 70 hospitals statewide. Critics of the program known as 340B argue it has been widely abused and misused, particularly by large hospitals.  While it is a…