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Asylum Limits, More Border Security Funds Proposed In U.S. House GOP Immigration Bill
WASHINGTON — The bill package appropriates millions for border security and imposes sweeping restrictions on asylum at U.S.-Mexico border.
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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis Signs Four Gun Control Bills Into Law
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed four bills into law Friday morning regulating firearms in the state.
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Colorado Cities Denied Option Of Allowing Overdose Prevention Centers
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee at the Colorado Legislature voted 6-3 to postpone House Bill 23-1202 indefinitely.
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U.S. House GOP Pushes Through Debt Ceiling Increase Coupled With Massive Spending Cuts
WASHINGTON — The measure potentially risks some veterans’ health benefits and impose more work rules on the nation’s safety net programs.
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U.S. Senate Democrats Denounce Post-Dobbs Landscape Of State Abortion Bans, Restrictions
WASHINGTON — Multiple states and conservative-backed lawsuits are restricting access to reproductive care.
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Here's Where Gas Prices Are Headed (For Now) And Why
Higher temperatures. Higher gas prices.
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‘Drag Queen' Children's Book Draws Objections During Douglas County Library Board Meeting
Some attendees called the book “pornographic,” “nefarious” and “poison,” while others, in equal numbers, found no issues at all.
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Congressional Farm Leaders Split Over Work Requirements For Food Aid, Climate Funds
WASHINGTON — Three of four top Congress agricultural leaders are emphasizing writing a farm bill that meets needs of all rural Americans.
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U.S. House GOP Plan Would Expand Work Requirements For Food Aid For Older Adults
WASHINGTON — McCarthy’s bill would expand the additional work requirements for certain SNAP recipients who do not have children.
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‘Extreme Risk' Posed By Utah Oil Train Proposal, Colorado AG Weiser Warns Feds
Per Weiser, the Uinta Basin Railway “poses an extreme risk to Colorado’s most important water source and the surrounding environment."
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Dangerous Conditions At Supermax Prison Cited As Colorado Lawmaker Tries To Boost Staffing
A Congress member from Colorado is concerned about understaffing creating dangerous conditions at the most secure federal prison in America.
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Biden Administration Warns U.S. House GOP Debt Limit Bill Would Slash Education
WASHINGTON — “It would be taking us backwards,” U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said on a call with reporters.
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Major Colorado Land-Use Reform Bill Stripped Of Upzoning Requirements
A Colorado legislative committee stripped the major provisions of a housing bill championed by Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday morning.
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‘Tennessee Three' Praised By Biden In White House Meeting
WASHINGTON — “You’re standing up for our kids, you’re standing up for our communities,” Biden told the Tennessee lawmakers at the meeting.
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U.S. Interior Secretary Unveils $125 Million For Local Climate Projects
BOISE, Idaho — Interior Secretary Deb Haaland promoted several aspects of the Interior Department’s agenda during an annual conference.
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These Bills Aim To Address Growing Wildfire Risks In Colorado
Experts agree that the wildfire season is longer and more intense in Colorado and the rest of the West due to the effects of climate change.
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Bipartisan Bill Could Throw Wrench Into Colorado's Wolf Reintroduction Plans
Bill "could complicate a legal mandate the state faces to reintroduce gray wolves to parts of the Western Slope by the end of this year."
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Immigrants Report Dehumanizing Treatment At Aurora ICE Facility
Mateo Lozano was eight years old when his older brother Jaime was deported back to Colombia in 2012.
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With Decarbonization, Advocates See A Bright Future For Nuclear After Decades Of Dormancy
IDAHO FALLS, Id. — The MARVEL project, expected to be built by the end of 2024, is part of a new wave of advanced nuclear technology.
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City Leaders Remain Opposed To Colorado Land Use Bill Even After Amendments
Senate Bill 23-213 is a multifaceted proposal to reform Colorado’s zoning codes to promote density and encourage housing production.