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National Dems Give New Hampshire, Georgia More Time To Change 2024 Primary Dates
WASHINGTON — Officials have until June 3 to move New Hampshire’s 2024 Democratic presidential primary to Feb. 13 and Georgia’s to Feb. 20.
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Polis Administration Opposes New Climate Targets In Democratic-Backed Bill
Senate Bill 22-16 received its first hearing in the Senate Transportation and Energy Committee on Wednesday.
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Cobalt Spent Almost $500K For Abortion, Support Costs In Colorado Following Dobbs Decision In 2022
The figure is more than double its entire spending in previous years and represents an exponential increase in requests for abortion care.
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Federal Judge Could Decide As Soon As February To Yank Abortion Pill Nationwide
WASHINGTON — The abortion pill accounts for more than half of pregnancy terminations in the United States.
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No-Strings-Attached Cash Assistance Goes To Hundreds Of Denver Residents
The Denver Basic Income Project has provided an opportunity for stability they haven’t been able to secure on their own.
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Emails Offer Inside Glimpse Of Colorado GOP Showdown Over Embattled County Leader
“It's absurd that you would double-down on your attempts to tip the scales in favor of one side over another,” Vickie Tonkins wrote.
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Colorado Records Highest Traffic Death Toll In Over 40 Years
At least 745 people died in in 2022, as a decade-long trend of rising roadway fatalities shows no signs of slowing down.
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Vote On Park Hill Golf Course Redevelopment Heads To Denver's April Ballot
Voters will decide the fate of a controversial, years-long effort to redevelop the site of the former Park Hill Golf Course.
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Rent Control Policies Would Be Up To Colorado Local Governments Under New Bill
House Bill 23-1115 would strike decades-old language from state statutes that prohibits local governments from imposing rent control.
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Classified Material Found In The Indiana Home Of Former VP Mike Pence
WASHINGTON — A dozen documents with classified markings were discovered in Pence’s residence in Carmel, Indiana, in mid-January.
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Postal Service On-Time Performance Similar In Rural, Urban Areas, Report Finds
WASHINGTON – Challenges with the cash-strapped United States Postal Service sent many Americans to their wit's end during COVID-19 pandemic.
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Aviation Turmoil Shifts Attention To Stalled Confirmation Of FAA Chief
A breakdown in the federal aviation system earlier this month threw a spotlight on the absence of a Senate-confirmed leader of the FAA.
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Wave Of Mass Shootings Prompts Biden To Call Yet Again For Assault Weapons Ban
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden again urged Congress to pass legislation banning assault weapons.
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Biden, Democrats To U.S. House Republicans: Show Us Your Debt Limit Plan
WASHINGTON — “I have no intention of letting the Republicans wreck our economy, nor does anybody around this table,” Biden said at meeting.
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‘Catastrophe' Would Befall Economy With National Default, Warn Colorado Democrats
Colorado’s federal representatives have expressed differing views on how the government should respond.
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Bill To Make Colorado Housing Development Easier On State-Owned Land Clears Committee
A major housing bill focused on facilitating private development on land owned by the state cleared committee on Tuesday.
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More Federal Dollars Coming From Climate Law For Western Wildfire Management
"The U.S. Department of Agriculture will spend nearly $500 million on projects to reduce wildfire risk in 11 areas in Western states."
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Trial For Teller County Sheriff Who Partnered With ICE Set To Start
Trial stems from lawsuit filed by American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado on behalf of local plaintiffs in Teller County District Court.
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U.S. Hits Debt Limit And Treasury Department Begins ‘Extraordinary Measures'
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury Department uses accounting maneuvers to avoid defaulting on the debt.
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Members Of Congress Sign Up For TikTok, Despite Security Concerns
WASHINGTON — "At least 32 members of Congress — all Democrats and one independent — as of early January had TikTok accounts."