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Colorado Residents Among Patriot Front Arrests In Idaho
A version of this story originally appeared in the Idaho Capital Sun.
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Senate Candidate Joe O'Dea Settled Age, Disability Discrimination Lawsuit With Ex-Employee In 2021
Joe O'Dea's construction company last year settled lawsuit by a former employee who alleged a pattern of age and disability discrimination.
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Don Coram Says Lauren Boebert's Public Corruption Accusation Has ‘Zero Truth'
“Fake headlines” is how Don Coram refers to Boebert's weekly campaign ads on Sunday's front page of the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel.
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As Insulin Costs Soar, Diabetics Say A $35 Cap On Co-Pays Is Not Enough
Many with diabetes have resorted to rationing their insulin.
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Federal Agency Warns Colorado River Basin Water Usage Could Be Cut As Drought Worsens
WASHINGTON — Water usage in the Colorado River Basin will be reduced if state and tribal leaders can’t reach an agreement this summer.
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Colorado River Basin Water Usage Could Be Cut As Drought Worsens
"Unprecedented is now the reality," Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille C. Touton said.
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GOP Governor Candidates Take Aim At Polis At Conspiracy-Fueled Western Conservative Summit
The two candidates didn’t so much as acknowledge each other in separate appearances onstage at a conservative conference in Aurora.
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Colorado To Launch Online Portal To Help Ag Industry Comply With Labor Laws
Last year, Colorado lawmakers passed sweeping legislation meant to improve working conditions for farm and ranch employees.
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Facing ‘Insider Threats,' Colorado Steps Up Training Curriculum For County Clerks, Election Workers
Elections security bill signed by Polis codifies curriculum for the certification program county clerks and election workers must complete.
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Conservative Feedback Reshapes Draft Colorado Social Studies Standards
Colorado's State Board of Education will consider further amendments to a new set of standards for K-12 history and civics curricula.
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Secretary Griswold Names Supervisor To Monitor Elbert County Primary Election
Griswold appointed Christi Coburn, described as a “professional elections administrator,” as a supervisor through an election order.
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Meet The Two Republicans Vying To Replace Tina Peters In Mesa County
Republicans Bobbie Gross and Julie Fisher are competing for Mesa County clerk and recorder — a position currently held by Tina Peters.
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Here's What To Know About Voting In The June 2022 Colorado Primaries
Though Election Day is officially June 28, registered voters should expect to receive a mail-in ballot soon to fill out and turn in.
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Far-Right Senate Candidate Ron Hanks' Profile Raised With Democratic Group's $1.5 Million Ad Buy
State Rep. Ron Hanks, far-right candidate for U.S. Senate Republican nomination, has lagged far behind rivals in his campaign's fundraising.
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Gov. Polis Vetoes Bill That Required EV Charging In New Apartments, Large Buildings
The governor vetoed legislation championed by environmental groups and local governments.
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Colorado Officials Evaluate Complaint That Boebert Used Campaign Funds To Pay Off Tax Liens On Restaurant
2020 reports show two payments for $22,259 were made to Boebert, a Republican from Silt, from her own campaign for mileage reimbursement.
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LGBTQ Coloradans Experienced The Most Mental Health Strain In The Past Year, Poll Finds
The poll found that many Colorado adults have serious concerns about mental health, the cost of health care and drug and alcohol use.
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U.S. House Passes ‘Red Flag' Gun Control Bill From Georgia Rep. McBath
The bill would allow courts to temporarily take someone's gun away if they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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Candidates Running To Replace Lauren Boebert Face Off In Bipartisan Virtual Forum
Five 3rd Congressional District candidates squared off in rare virtual forum with Democrats and Republicans in lead-up to party primaries.
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Gun Control Bills To Be Taken Up By U.S. House Panel In Emergency Meeting
WASHINGTON — Following mass shootings in New York and Texas, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee is holding an emergency meeting on Thurs ...