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U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily Keeps Title 42 Immigration Program In Effect
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court order will remain until justices can review whether the pandemic-era program should be lifted or continue.
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Kristi Burton Brown Won't Seek Second Term As Leader Of Colorado GOP
The announcement from Brown occurred two months after the party experienced widespread defeat in the midterm elections.
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In Face Of Shortage, Colorado State Patrol Makes Trooper Training More Frequent
Colorado State Patrol plans quarterly cadet classes next summer to increase the pace new troopers are able to get onto the state’s roadways.
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Arctic Cold Front To Bring Dangerously Low Temperatures To Denver
The city will open a 24-hour warming center at the Denver Coliseum to support anyone in need of a warm place to stay.
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Child Tax Credit Expansion Left Out Of Congressional Omnibus Package
WASHINGTON — Any last hopes of resurrecting the expanded child tax credit as part of Congress' massive spending package were dashed Tuesday.
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TikTok Ban For Federal Workers Close To Becoming Law, Following Flurry Of State Bans
Federal employees would be barred from downloading TikTok on phones and other devices issued by the federal government.
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Water Managers Across Drought-Stricken West Agree On One Thing: ‘This Is Going To Be Painful'
This story originally appeared in the Nevada Current.
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Denver At ‘Breaking Point' Amid Migrant Arrivals, Frigid Temperatures
As an arctic cold front moves in, leaders are preparing to move people experiencing homelessness and others into warming shelters.
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After Substation Shooting, Federal Regulator Orders Review Of Security Standards
Order was less than two weeks after gunfire damaged two Duke Energy substations in Moore County, knocking out power to about 45,000 people.
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Inflation, Threat Of Recession Continue To Impact Colorado Economic Outlook
State economic forecasters expect positive — but slow — economic growth that will continue to be heavily impacted by inflation through 2023.
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Boebert Bill Would Bar Government Help For Immigrants Seeking Out-Of-State Abortion
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert's bill has co-sponsor support from fellow Colorado Republicans in the House, Reps. Ken Buck and Doug Lamborn.
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Mass Shootings Reopen The Debate Over Whether Crime Scene Photos Prompt Change Or Trauma
This story originally appeared at KHN.
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Squeezed By Temp Nurse Costs, Hospital Systems Create Their Own Staffing Agencies
Like many nurses these days, Alex Scala got a big pay hike when she switched jobs recently.
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U.S. House Jan. 6 Panel Refers Trump For Criminal Charges, Including Inciting Insurrection
"Trump associates, including attorneys John Eastman and Kenneth Chesebro and Chief of Staff Mark Meadows likely also played criminal roles."
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Colorado Air Quality Regulators Approve Ozone Plan They Know Will Fail
Colorado air quality regulators last week took another series of halting steps towards addressing the state's long-running ozone problem.
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Colorado Had Fifth-Highest Midterm Election Voter Turnout In U.S.
"Colorado's voter turnout in the 2022 midterm elections was better than the national average," per Colorado’s secretary of state office.
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Boebert, Frisch Bring In Significant Dollars Post-Election Day In Colorado
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and Adam Frisch raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars in the weeks after the Colorado midterm election.
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Leadership Shuffle For Colorado Political Parties Underway
As Democrats and Republicans prepare to choose new leadership, candidates have begun to emerge; at least one executive plans to leave post.
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Colorado Attorney General Opposes Kroger-Albertsons Merger, Dividend Payout To Investors
Phil Weiser urged a state court to block Albertsons’ $4 billion payout to investors during the review of the company’s merger with Kroger.
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Recount Requested By Losing Candidate In House District That Covers Highlands Ranch
Incumbent Republican Rep. Kurt Huffman is paying for a recount in the Colorado House District 43 race.