GOLDEN -- The Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has selected 22 leaders to participate in its 2016 Executive Energy Leadership program (Energy Execs). The program..
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has adopted a fair-chase policy for hunting and fishing in the state as a response to fast-evolving new technologies.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the government’s “net neutrality” rules that require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
The council heard testimony from more than 50 residents and short-term rental owners.
A team led by Mayor Michael Hancock will make a pitch Thursday for federal officials to pick Denver for a $40 million transportation technology award.
Grand Junction - Venturing into public-sector broadband development has provided benefits and lessons for county and local governments in Colorado,
Colorado has earned accolades and awards for its battle against breaches. The Secure Colorado Strategic Plan developed by the Governor’s Office of Information Technology received awards from the National Association of State CIOs, the Center for Digital Government and CSO Magazine.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has selected CH2M as one of the consultants to provide program support services for its bold and forward-thinking RoadX Program.
New “fair chase” policies adopted by Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners in May affects hunters who want to use emerging technologies.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed the last measure of a seven-bill workforce-development package that is meant to supplement a more ballyhooed eight-bill effort that went into law after the 2015 legislative session.
House Bill 1287, signed Monday in his office this week without much fanfare, directs the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment to look into how businesses can increase their use of apprenticeship programs and then to make recommendations to the Legislature on what it can…
The seven bills, which got less attention than an eight-bill 2015 package, are meant to get industry associations working more closely with schools to help them produce students with needed skills.
As he promised, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper vetoed a total ban on red-light cameras Thursday for the second year in a row. The governor favored limits on their use, but not a complete ban.
In January, President Barack Obama singed into law the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015, which encourages businesses and the federal government to share cyber threat information in the interest of a national security.
The Grand Junction City Council adopted a wireless master plan on Wednesday night that aligns with residents’ wishes to encourage more wireless coverage with the least amount of visual impact from cell towers.
A Colorado Springs-based team of software developers hopes to complete development and launch its Web application by year's end that will help match employers with potential employees.
The team became the first from the Springs to win a $25,000, one-year contract with the state Thursday in Colorado's annual Go Code competition, which turns state data into software applications that solve business problems.
It’s a crucial piece of this year’s jobs package, a bill that creates an incentives-based pilot program that helps provide high school students looking to enter the working world with the proper tools, thereby creating a stronger and more competitive workforce.
WESTMINSTER -- Coalfire, a leader in cybersecurity risk management and compliance services, announced the appointment of Mark Lucas as CISO. Lucas has been with Coalfire since 2003 and has spent more...
Esquire picked the 18 best bars in America, and two are in Denver Members of the Foodcaster team that won the Go Code Colorado 2016 challenge. Photo courtesy of Go Code Go Code Colorado , a statewide coding competition to create mobile apps for the good of Colorado residents, culminated Thursday night with three $25,000 winners .
Bipartisan opposition to the Federal Communications Commission’s plan to open cable providers’ content to third-party set-top boxes in growing in Congress, where almost a dozen lawmakers sent a letter to the agency this week asking for a delay in the rulemaking process.
The Longmont EDP and city of Longmont’s economic-development grant is issued through a new Advance Longmont Ignite! Matching Grant program.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper put pen to paper Friday in Pueblo that would help high school students after they graduate.
Though much is demanded of IT departments, not much is always given to them in the way of resources and trust. In a recent StateScoop podcast, IT leaders from Colorado, Minnesota and Rhode Island discussed some of the challenges they face and some of the initiatives they’ve put in place to align state IT more strategically with the government and citizens’ goals.
Go Code Colorado is a statewide business app challenge housed in Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams’ office. The award-winning challenge — the first and only statewide effort of its kind — brings together a community of entrepreneurs, business partners and software developers to use public data to solve business problems.
U.S. and Canadian citizens arriving on international flights now can slip through customs faster at Denver International Airport, courtesy of a new, free app being rolled out. Denver is among the first large airports allowed to use the Mobile Passport Control app, the first authorized by the U.S. government to expedite a traveler’s arrival in the United States.