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Front Range Water Utilities Join Expanded Colorado River Basin Conservation Pledge
The utilities wrote that “there is more we can and must accomplish” to reduce demand for water within their service areas.
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Bennet, O'Dea Offer Contrasting Visions Of A Colorado River In Crisis
“More than ever, the future of the Colorado River is in doubt,” Bennet told a small crowd assembled under a tent beside the river.
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State Regulation Of Ambulance Service Advances With Naming Of Colorado Task Force Members
Currently, Colorado is the only state that doesn’t license and regulate the state’s ambulance services, though it does for air ambulances.
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Colorado Has Highest Pay Gap For Educators In The U.S.
A new Economic Policy Institute report called out Colorado as having the highest pay gap for teachers compared to the rest of the country.
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Lawsuits In Pair Of Colorado Counties Seek To Force Hand Count In November Election
Lawsuits in two Colorado counties seek to block the use of the voting machines and force a hand count of ballots in the November election.
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Senate Candidates Clash On Abortion As Race In Colorado Heats Up
Incumbent Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican challenger Joe O’Dea clashing over the issue of abortion rights.
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Colorado Sen. Priola Jumps Aisle To Democratic Party Amid Republican Election Denial, Climate Inaction
Priola announced his switch from Republican Party to Democratic Party Monday, though the way he votes on legislation will remain the same.
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Elbert County Clerk Wants Access To Election System Copies In Colorado Secretary Of State's Possession
Schroeder wants to examine the election system hard drives he turned over to the office in May in order to make sure they are still intact.
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What Monkeypox Outbreak? Little Planning By Colleges As Students Resume Classes
WASHINGTON — Higher education plans for dealing with monkeypox appear opaque or nonexistent.
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Election Officials Can't Access Federal Funding For Security As Violent Threats Mount
Colorado's election officials, like so many across the country, faced a surge of violent threats after the 2020 election.
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Colorado Health Department To Publish Weekly Monkeypox Data Through Online Dashboard
The data includes county case numbers, statewide demographic data and a chart that shows the overall trend of cases in the state.
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Judicial Discipline Proceedings Would Be Public In Colorado Under Proposal
Legislative Interim Committee on Judicial Discipline proposed legislation intended to improve state’s judicial discipline processes.
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Vice President Discusses Abortion Access With Democratic Legislative Leaders
WASHINGTON — Vice President Harris met with Democratic state legislators from 5 states to discuss ways to protect reproductive rights.
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Colorado's Plan To Import Prescription Drugs From Canada Advances With Signed Contracts
Colorado signed contracts with three companies that they hope will enable eventual importation of low-cost prescription drugs from Canada.
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County Lodging Taxes Can Soon Fund Housing And Child Care — With Voters' OK
Until this year, Colorado counties with voter-approved lodging taxes could only use proceeds for advertising and marketing of local tourism.
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How Adam Frisch Won The Chance To Challenge Boebert, And What's Next In The Race
Adam Frisch’s lead narrowed to just 290 votes, but it was still enough for Sol Sandoval to concede 10 days after Election Day.
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History Colorado To Investigate Abuses At Federal Indian Boarding School
Colorado House Bill 22-1327 establishes a History Colorado research program to improve Coloradans’ understanding of abuses at former school.
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How Democrats' Climate Bill Will ‘Supercharge' Colorado's Clean-Energy Efforts
With a signature from President Joe Biden, congressional Democrats' $369 billion package of spending to fight climate change became law.
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‘Defund The Police' Slogan And Anti-Cop Violence Debated At U.S. Senate Hearing
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans and law enforcement witnesses blamed recent violence against officers on anti-police rhetoric.
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Biden Signs Into Law Democrats' Wide-Ranging Climate Change, Health Care And Tax Bill
WASHINGTON — He capped off more than a year of tumultuous negotiations that saw his original proposal to Congress slimmed down considerably.