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Here's Why Food Prices Remain Stubbornly High Even As Inflation Cools
Shoppers hoping for a little relief at the grocery store for their holiday meals will be disappointed by the Consumer Price Index.
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Scientists Announce A Fusion Breakthrough With Big Implications For Clean Energy
“This is what it looks like for America to lead. And we’re just getting started,” said U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.
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Here Are The New Members Of Colorado House And Senate Committees
With a little over 3 weeks until the new Colorado legislative session convenes, leaders in each chamber rolling out committee assignments.
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Voters Embraced Affordable Housing Initiatives. Advocates Say Congress Should Do The Same.
But as housing costs soar, analysts and advocates say more needs to be done and argue that federal action is needed.
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Judge Rules Polis Administration Illegally Delaying Decision On Coal Mine Permit
"The court’s swift decision makes it clear that the agency failed to do its job to protect people and wildlife."
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Denver Sets Up Emergency Shelter To House Group Of 100 Migrants
The city of Denver is housing a group of up to 100 migrants, who unexpectedly arrived Monday night, in an emergency shelter.
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Attempt To Help States Ease Banking For Marijuana Businesses Stumbles In Congress
Annual Defense Department policy bill members of Congress released Tuesday didn't include measures to loosen federal marijuana restrictions.
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Congress On Track To Scrap Pentagon's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate In Defense Bill
WASHINGTON — U.S. military members would no longer be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine under a proposal Congress could pass this week.
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Future Of U.S. Election Law At Stake As Supreme Court Hears North Carolina Case
WASHINGTON — The high court decided that the redistricting plans constituted a partisan gerrymander that violated the state constitution.
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Arrest Affidavit Unsealed In Club Q Shooting Case
The affidavit details the chaotic early-morning hours in the aftermath of the shooting, which began just before midnight on Nov. 19.
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Colorado Gets $171M To Expand Broadband Access Statewide
It's a figure that will assist in bringing reliable internet access to about 18,000 locations in the state.
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Talks Over Protecting Dreamers Pick Up In Congress, But Agreement Still Elusive
WASHINGTON — Senators working on an agreement to create a pathway to citizenship for undocumented people brought to the U.S. as children.
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‘Worth The Wait': U.S. Senate Democrats Celebrate A 51-Seat Majority With Georgia Win
WASHINGTON — Chuck Schumer jubilantly announced that the Georgia runoff election victory will next year end an evenly divided U.S. Senate.
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Declining Colorado Birth Rate Could Impact State Budget In Coming Decades, Researchers Say
Colorado’s birth rate has been trending down since 2005, and declining at a more rapid pace than the national average since 2011.
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Senators Ask USDA For Equal Consideration Of Western Drought Needs
They want to see funds for agriculture conservation equally allocated “to reflect the contribution of every region, including the West."
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Colorado Case Involving Free Speech And Same-Sex Marriage
Arguments involved website designer who believes her First Amendment right to free speech is violated by Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act.
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Here's When Drug Prices Will Start To Decrease For Medicare Recipients
Starting next month, a $35 cap on insulin prices will go into effect for millions of Medicare recipients.
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Club Q Shooting Suspect Formally Charged With Murder, Hate Crimes
Suspect was formally charged on more than 300 counts including first-degree murder, attempted murder, assault and “bias-motivated crimes."
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Colorado Submits Plan To Import 112 Prescription Drugs From Canada
The application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will result in an average cost savings of 65% over the current U.S price.
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Former Deputy To Tina Peters Pleads Guilty, Agrees To Testify For Prosecution
Sandra Brown pleaded guilty to felony count of attempting to influence a public servant and misdemeanor count of official misconduct.