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Democrats Feel Pressure To ‘Save The Republic' In Campaigns To Run State Election Systems
Adrian Fontes is tired of responding to the outrageous claims of Mark Finchem, a Trump-backed Republican election denier with ties to QAnon.
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Rep. Boebert Tells Churchgoers To ‘Rise Up' At Far-Right Christian Conference
She called for churchgoers to put “God back at the center of our country” and defeat “the enemy” that she said is destroying it from within.
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Confronting History, Congress Studies Addition Of Lynching Sites To National Park System
“Until we remind people of our past, we will not over overcome it, and we will not have a better society,” U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen said.
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Rep. Lauren Boebert, Adam Frisch Quarrel In Congressional Race's Only Live Debate
The debate was the final agenda item of a two-day event hosted by the Western Slope advocacy group Club 20.
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As Rural Homelessness Increases, HUD Aims Money At Helping People Without Access To Shelters
The Department of Housing and Urban Development opened up millions of dollars in funding for groups serving unhoused people in rural areas.
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Colorado Farming Is A Multibillion Dollar Industry — So Why Are So Many Residents Going Hungry?
This story originally appeared in the Pueblo Star Journal.
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Lawsuit Seeks To Stop Recall Election Of State Sen. Priola Following Party Switch
Priola announced he would switch affiliation from Republican to Democrat, which led to a Republican-led effort to launch a recall election.
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COVID-19 Vaccine May Become Annual, Like Flu Shot
WASHINGTON — High-risk people may need more than one dose per year, Biden administration officials said Tuesday.
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Tina Peters Pleads Not Guilty In Mesa County Election Security Breach Case
Indicted Mesa County Clerk pleaded not guilty to charges related to a security breach in her county's election equipment last year.
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Democrats Continue To Outraise, Outspend Republican Opponents In Statewide Races
Some of that money comes from the candidates’ own pockets.
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U.S. Education Secretary Urges Boost In Teacher Pay, Touts College Debt Relief
WASHINGTON — U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona stressed need for higher salaries to attract prospective educators to the profession.
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Democrats Continue To Outraise, Outspend Republican Opponents In Colorado Statewide Races
Some of that money comes from the candidates’ own pockets.
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Congressional Panel Debates Federal Role In Preventing Youth Incarceration
WASHINGTON — Panel asked youth rehab program experts and leaders how federal government could invest in programs to prevent incarceration.
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Colorado Prosecutors Boost Transparency With Data Dashboards In National First
The feature is an attempt to increase transparency and public trust of the judicial system.
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Colorado's New Rules To Prevent ‘Orphaned' Oil Wells Could Fail To Cover Cleanup Costs, Report Says
The bonds required by Colorado’s new financial assurance rules may cover 25% or less of the total cost to clean up the state’s 50,000 wells.
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Biden Slams ‘Extreme MAGA Republicans' As Democrats Launch Drive To Midterm Election
“Extreme MAGA Republicans just don’t threaten our personal, economic rights. They embrace political violence,” said Biden.
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Bennet, O'Dea Could Meet For Up To 5 Debates In Colorado U.S. Senate Race
Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet seeks to win reelection and hold off a challenge from Republican Joe O’Dea.
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Measure To Boost Affordable-Housing Programs, Reduce TABOR Refunds On 2022 Ballot
If approved by voters, Initiative 108 would establish a new State Affordable Housing Fund and exempt it from TABOR limits.
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Colorado Prison And Jail Populations Reaching Pre-COVID Levels Or Higher
Populations thinned to as low as 10,636 in January 2021, but by the end of July 2022, the state had 12,510 people incarcerated.
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Call To Ban PrideFest In Douglas County Faces Legal, Political Hurdles
Douglas County Commissioner George Teal, a Castle Rock Republican, said that he believes the incident was a violation of zoning codes.