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State Sen. Kirkmeyer Wins Republican Nod For New 8th Congressional District Seat
The Associated Press called the race for Kirkmeyer shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday night.
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Lauren Boebert Beats Don Coram In Republican Primary, Frisch Wins Democratic Contest
Boebert held off a primary challenge and will be the party's nominee in the fall in an increasingly conservative 3rd Congressional District.
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Adam Frisch To Face Lauren Boebert In Colorado's 3rd Congressional District Race
Former Aspen City Council member Adam Frisch won the Democratic nomination in Tuesday's primary for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District.
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Law Enforcement Investigating Election Equipment Tampering In Pueblo County
The incident involved a voter who tampered with election equipment during in-person primary election voting on Tuesday.
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PrideFest Parade Draws Thousands To Downtown Denver
Thousands of people gathered in downtown Denver to take part in the annual PrideFest parade, in the weekend long PrideFest celebration.
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Lower-Cost ‘Colorado Option' Health Plan Wins Approval From Feds
Federal approval of a state waiver application means it's full steam ahead for the “Colorado Option" standardized health benefit plan.
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U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Right To Abortion In Landmark Decision
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that established abortion as a constitutional right.
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Colorado Drag Queen Events Face Online Hate And Protests, Leading To Cancellations
The event, scheduled for June 18, was abruptly canceled earlier this month, and an online event listing quietly disappeared.
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Colorado Drag Queen Events Face Online Hate And Protests, Leading To Cancellations
Advocates say the event was called off after hateful comments were posted online and negative emails were sent to the Botanic Gardens.
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Colorado Secretary Of State Appoints Election Supervisor In Pueblo County Following More Complaints
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold appointed an election supervisor in Pueblo County to oversee the primary election process.
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Colorado Abortion Rights Advocates Face New, Post-Roe Reality
Now in some states, seeking an abortion could make someone a criminal. Advocates warn that the burden will fall on pregnant people of color.
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Congress Roiled By U.S. Supreme Court Decision Revoking Abortion Rights
Congress Republicans jubilant at U.S. Supreme Court's ruling overturning decades of precedent to revoke constitutional right of abortion.
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If Obergefell Were Overturned, Legal Same-Sex Marriage Not Guaranteed For Coloradans
Overturning Supreme Court’s 2015 ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized same-sex marriage, could take the state many steps back.
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Congress Sends Biden Historic Gun Safety Legislation, With GOP Support
WASHINGTON — Congress cleared the most comprehensive federal gun safety legislation, and it will now head to Joe Biden's desk for signature.
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Voters ‘Have The Final Word' In Protecting Abortion Rights, Biden Says
Biden pledged to fight for policies that protect abortion access, including interstate travel and access to federally approved medications.
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State Lawmakers Plan Bill To Protect Colorado Abortion Providers, Patients
Two Democratic state lawmakers who spearheaded passage of a bill this year protecting the right to abortion are planning a follow-up.
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Colorado Abortion Rights Advocates Face New, Post-Roe Reality
Now, in some states, seeking an abortion could make someone a criminal.
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Boulder's Camping Ban Leaves Unhoused Residents No Alternatives, Plaintiffs Say
The lawsuit which prohibits unhoused residents from sleeping outside while using a shelter beyond clothing, is unconstitutional.
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Billionaire Donors, Self-Funders And Meddling Super PACs Shape Colorado Primaries
Reports show a tangled web of dark money groups and deep-pocketed donors spend heavily to influence key congressional races.
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Regents Chair Defends CU's Benson Center But Advises Better Selection Process For Scholars
The Regents Chair said the Benson Center at the University of Colorado Boulder is a “valuable part of the university’s community.”