Joe Hanel

Position: Journal Denver Bureau

Gov. jobs stir up ‘tizzy’

DENVER — Guffaws erupted throughout the hearing room in the state Capitol basement when Democratic state Sen. John Morse talked about the “government economy.”Morse was defending a ballot...

DATE: Oct. 1, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

EPA considers pollution regs

DENVER — Oil and gas companies asked the Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday to delay new rules that would curb air pollution from wells.The EPA is proposing the tougher standards as part...

DATE: Sept. 29, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

GOP battles school tax

DENVER — Republican legislators rallied against a proposed tax hike for schools Thursday, saying it would cost the state 119,000 jobs over five years.But supporters said the Republicans were...

DATE: Sept. 17, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

State seeks No Child waiver

DENVER — State school leaders will ask the Obama administration for a waiver from the controversial No Child Left Behind Act, which set up a nationwide system of standardized testing of...

DATE: Sept. 15, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Work-zone wreck ends in probation

A California woman will serve a year on probation for smashing her car into vehicles stopped at a work zone on U.S. Highway 160 south of Cortez in February.Mary A. Savali of Signal Hill, Calif.,...

DATE: Sept. 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Judge upholds oil, gas rules

A judge has upheld the state’s rules that exempt some gas and oil wells from stricter regulation of their water use, but the ruling contains one notable exception.It’s an exception that just...

DATE: Sept. 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Parties battle over political districts

DENVER — With a deadline approaching, Republicans and Democrats split farther apart Monday on how to draw new legislative districts for Southwest Colorado.Democrats are sticking to their desire to...

DATE: Sept. 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Hickenlooper taps feds for unemployment aid

DENVER — Gov. John Hickenlooper is looking for federal help for the workers hit hardest by the recession.Hickenlooper said Thursday that he is “in the discussion stages” with the federal government...

DATE: Sept. 10, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Groups target district lines for politics

GOLDEN — Things to do at Colorado Mills shopping mall:Stock up on school supplies at Super Target.Catch “Shark Night 3D” at the 16-screen movie theater.And, if two activist groups get their way,...

DATE: Sept. 8, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Political leaders look at budget shortfall

DENVER — First, the good news.University of Denver economists think Colorado’s economy is due for a long-term expansion, adding a healthy number of jobs — and revenue for the government — for the...

DATE: Sept. 6, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

School finance trial ends

DENVER — A landmark school finance trial ended Friday, leaving District Judge Sheila Rappaport to make a decision that will affect every Colorado student, teacher and taxpayer.The five-week affair...

DATE: Sept. 6, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

Judge rejects coal mine appeal

DENVER — A federal court has dismissed an Australian mining company’s appeal of a decision that required greater scrutiny of its plans to expand a coal mine next to the proposed Desert Rock Power...

DATE: Sept. 6, 2011 | CATEGORY: Local News

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