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Colorado Newsline Wins 9 Awards In Society Of Professional Journalists Contest
The chapter’s 2023 Top of the Rockies journalism contest included more than 1,750 entries from more than 100 news outlets and freelancers.
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A Pandemic Experiment In Universal Free School Meals Gains Traction In The States
WASHINGTON — A growing number of states are enacting universal school meal laws to bolster child food security and academic equity.
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Abortion-Rights Attorneys Help Patients And Providers Navigate Legal Chaos
These days Kylee Sunderlin is often the first person people will talk to about terminating a pregnancy, even though she's a lawyer.
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Magic Mushrooms Bill Meant To Help Colorado Agencies Efficiently Implement Legalization
Colorado Senate President Steve Fenberg introduced the bill to help state agencies more efficiently implement Natural Medicine Health Act.
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U.S. Supreme Court Preserves Access To Abortion Pill As Lawsuit Continues
WASHINGTON —The court issued a stay that ensures access to mifepristone nationwidel
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Colorado Adopts ‘Advanced Clean Trucks' Rule To Speed Transition To Heavy-Duty EVs
The move makes Colorado the eighth state to follow California’s lead in adopting the Advanced Clean Trucks rule.
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After SCOTUS Ruling, Disappointed Abortion Foes Vow To Keep Attacking Abortion Pill
Anti-abortion groups are not giving up on trying to fast-track a national abortion ban.
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After Shootings, Regulator Doesn't Recommend Additional Substation Security Standards
Jim Robb, CEO of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation, told Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that cost was major concern.
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U.S. House Approves Bill Banning Transgender Student Athletes In Girls Sports
WASHINGTON — Bill H.R. 734, which would apply to K-12 schools and colleges receiving federal funding, passed on party-line vote of 219-203.
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Rep. Pettersen Urges Veterans Affairs Head To Prioritize Fremont County Clinic
Pettersen estimated almost 5,000 veterans living across Fremont County are “in desperate need for additional health care assistance.”
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Colorado Regulators Unveil Interactive Air Pollution Map
The new interactive map builds upon data collected by the division and published in October 2022.
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Colorado Democrats Drop Stricter Permitting Rules From Ozone Pollution Bill
Democratic lawmakers unveiled House Bill 23-1294, dubbed the Protecting Communities from Air Pollution Act, earlier this month.
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Depressed? Anxious? Air Pollution May Be A Factor
This story comes to Newsline from KFF Health News.
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Labor Exploitation Of Unaccompanied Migrant Children Probed At U.S. House Hearing
WASHINGTON — House members questioned the federal agency head in charge of unaccompanied migrant children about reports of exploitation.
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U.S. House Fails To Override Biden Veto Of WOTUS Legislation
This means the administration’s regulation stays in place expanding which waters and wetlands can be regulated under the Clean Water Act.
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Anti-Abortion Organizations Urge U.S. Supreme Court To Keep Limits On Abortion Pill
WASHINGTON — A decision is expected by midnight Wednesday by the high court.
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One State Already Has Voted To Ban TikTok. For Congress, It's Going To Be Much Tougher.
As TikTok has mushroomed to more than 150 million monthly U.S. users, so have warnings among both state legislators and members of Congr ...
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Colorado Land Use Bill, Touted As Democratic Priority, Scaled Back To Survive Committee Vote
The housing bill made it through its first committee hearing Tuesday night with significant amendments that scale back its intended scope.
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U.S. Supreme Court Holds Off On Abortion Pill Ruling Until Midnight Friday
WASHINGTON — Simultaneously, the high court continues considering arguments from anti-abortion organizations and the federal government.
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Colorado Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Address Utility Costs, Future Of Natural Gas
Democratic state lawmakers unveiled broad package of reforms that will help protect Coloradans from future spikes in gas and electric bills.