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Colorado Taxpayers Could See $750 Refund Checks This Summer, New Forecast Estimates
Individual Colorado taxpayers can expect early refund checks of $750 in late summer, while joint filers could see $1,500 checks.
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Governor Candidate Greg Lopez Wants To Pause Sales Tax In Colorado, Reduce State Budget ‘Fraud'
Lopez is on his second run for governor and emphasizes that he wants to put people over politics.
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Pueblo Clerk Resists GOP Call For Election Supervisor After Ballot Errors
Pueblo County Clerk Gilbert “Bo” Ortiz insists that any ballot errors in the county are now corrected.
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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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Lower-Cost ‘Colorado Option' Health Plan Wins Approval From Feds
The “Colorado Option” plan is a heavily regulated, lower-cost health insurance plan that private carriers must offer starting next year.
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Colorado Secretary Of State Appoints Election Observer In Pueblo County After Ballot Errors
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold appointed an election observer in Pueblo County for the 2022 primary election after incorrect ...
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Hanks, O'Dea Make Final Pitches To Denver Republicans Ahead Of U.S. Senate Primary
With just a week remaining before votes are counted in Colorado's 2022 primary election, Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls Joe O'Dea and s ...
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Labor Groups Protest Senate Candidate O'Dea's Business Over Discrimination Suit, Safety Violations
A coalition of labor groups took aim at Republican U.S. Senate candidate Joe O'Dea's construction company, protesting Denver- ...
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Boulder Files Motion To Dismiss Lawsuit Over Its Camping And Tent Bans
City of Boulder responded in court to a lawsuit brought by unhoused residents represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado.
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U.S. Senate Moves Forward On Gun Safety Legislation
The senate is poised to pass a bipartisan bill that could become the most comprehensive federal gun safety legislation in years.
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Biden Pitches A Summer Gas Tax Holiday As Price Hovers Around $5 A Gallon
WASHINGTON — Members of his own party and Republicans appeared opposed, making it look unlikely on the federal level.
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Gov. Polis Appoints Two New Colorado Oil And Gas Commissioners
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday announced the appointments of two new members of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
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Denver Celebrates Juneteenth As State Holiday For 1st Time With Weekend Festival
Denver’s Juneteenth celebration dates back to the 1950s with an annual parade and street festival, but this year is especially significant.
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Bipartisan U.S. Senate Deal On Gun Control Met With Praise From Biden, Democrats
WASHINGTON — White House and Democratic leaders support gun control legislation framework agreed upon by Senate Democrats and Republicans.
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Elbert County Commissioners Push Back On Primary Election Supervisor Appointment
They support Clerk Dallas Schroeder; disagree with the “partisan political action” Jena Griswold took in appointing an election supervisor.
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Griswold, Peters Spend On Advertising Ahead Of Colorado's June Primary Election
With two weeks until the June 28 primary, candidates for statewide offices are spending heavily on digital and radio advertising.
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Campsite Reservation Issues Potentially Cost State $2.8M, Audit Finds
Colorado's system for managing campsite reservations at state parks falls short on encouraging public use and maximizing state revenue.
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2022 Primary Election: Top 4 Colorado Legislative Races To Watch
In legislative districts where voters lean heavily Democratic or Republican, the political party of the November winner is nearly assured.
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Grassroots Groups Lead Way On Closing Colorado's Infant Mortality Gap
This story originally appeared in KHN.
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Q&A: Colorado's New Behavioral Health Leader Wants ‘People-First' System
When Polis appointed her as state's first ever behavioral health commissioner, Dr. Morgan Medlock knew she had difficult task ahead of her.