Here’s a story from a first-time voter that’s worth a read.
Ayah, thank you for not only making your voice heard, but for encouraging your peers to do the same. You’re the ones who give me hope. https://t.co/GLIYZAKmCL
Nobody covers this story better than @Gadgetress! Real boots on the ground reporting.
Colorado’s multimillion dollar investment in quantum gets 70-acre campus in Arvada https://t.co/kkjU9ja1fI via @coloradosun
We announced some Sun news this morning! Proud to see my colleague and friend, @danacoffield, take over the Editor's chair. ... Dana Coffield becomes Editor of the Colorado Sun as news site marks sixth anniversary https://t.co/3CwqGo08C8 via @coloradosun
ICYMI: Governor, lawmakers are already planning big revisions to Colorado’s first-in-the nation artificial intelligence law https://t.co/MXQqFvYyXO #copolitics#coleg
Who wants to regulate #GenAI ? Count Colorado IN-ish! SB-205 bill passes out of committee but not without hours of testimony and the sponsor saying there will be changes. And there's just 2 weeks left... #copolitics#ArtificialInteligence https://t.co/LfwOCZOY8b
That was quick. @GovofCO signed into law SB 25-157, which lets members of the General Assembly communicate by email and text message without it being a “meeting” under the open meetings law. #coleg#copolitics#SunshineWeek
Our CEO-Visionary Teva and Community Organizer Avi spoke with @Gadgetress about our shorter work week pilot, what we gain (everything from laundry time to mountain excursions!), and how we hope to curb burnout while still meeting our community's needs. https://t.co/stPWT2kHjl
Here at @ColoradoSun’s #SunFest2023 with a discussion about solving the crisis of homelessness in Denver led by @JenBrownColo. Major factors driving homelessness: “Exclusionary housing primarily on the basis of race” and “a recession of resources” among community orgs.
Next up at #SunFest2023 is an interview with @JesseAPaul and @SenatorHick. Hickenlooper says the looming federal government shutdown will impact Colorado in several ways: "A lot of small businesses in Colorado will see a downturn for as long as this shutdown takes place"
Get 100% of the work done in 80% of the time for 100% of the pay ... cool details in this story about CO companies balancing a 4-day workweek where time / life / job / dollars get equal weight ... https://t.co/6q9ePa1ysd via @Gadgetress
@BoulderBill@ColoradoSun Hi Beel-If you look at the size of Colorado's labor force, BLS estimated it at 3,244,435 in May 2023. Ten years ago, it was 2,766,305. That's a 478,130 difference. While the LFPR is just a few tenths off, we've added nearly a half million individuals to the state's labor force