Enough power in a heat wave in 2025? State officials wonder
It got hot last summer across Colorado. Denver had 67 days of temperature that hit 90 and above, the third most in a century and a half of thermometer-watching.
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TSD1 approves $5M contract for Trinidad High improvements
Trinidad School District No. 1 plans to spend at least $5 million on energy and infrastructure improvements to Trinidad High School, after the board approved the funding at its December meeting.
Drought expected to develop into new year
Abnormally dry drought conditions continue to be seen across Las Animas County, with its southeast corner along the Las Animas-Baca counties line under severe drought conditions, according to a report from the U.S. Drought Monitor.
New Mexico sees lowest unemployment since Great Recession, 58% decline from pandemic high
New Mexico saw its lowest unemployment rate since the beginning of the Great Recession last month and a drastic rebound from early-pandemic levels, according to state unemployment data. The Land of Enchantment saw its unemployment rate tick down to 4.1% last month, the lowest it’s dropped in the last 14 years.
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Survey: Colorado smallbusiness owners against increased taxes, fees for EV infrastructure
A survey of Colorado’s small businesses found little support for increasing taxes, fees or assessments to pay for building infrastructure for charging electric vehicles. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) in Colorado conducted a fourquestion survey before the Colorado General Assembly begins its legislative session on Jan.
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What happens to spacecraft when they hit Earth’s atmosphere at 25,000 mph?
On Sunday, Dec. 11, at around 10:40 a.m. MT, NASA’s Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after its several weeklong journey to the moon and back. Space buffs tuned into NASA’s livestream to witness some extreme physics — what was the last leg of the historic Artemis 1 mission, which launched from Florida Nov. 15.
Texas helium operator to expand its footprint in LA County
Eastern Las Animas County is projected to see a helium processing plant after the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners approved the site last month. Desert Eagle Operating LLC., a Texas-based helium producer, received approval to develop a helium processing facility, on a “remote” location in the Kim-area, which will service helium wells in the area.