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Ron Hanks Steps Up Abortion Attacks On Republican Senate Rival Joe O'Dea
With two weeks left before voters begin receiving ballots, Colorado's Republican U.S. Senate primary heats up over abortion rights issue.
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Remote Voting In The U.S. House Hits A Second Anniversary, But It May Be Its Last
After 2 years of remote voting, top 36 users of proxy voting system are all Democrats, though Republicans have also taken advantage of it.
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Polis Declares State Emergency Over Baby Formula Shortage
Polis signed an executive order that declared a disaster emergency in the state due to the nationwide baby formula shortage.
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Denver And Boulder Schools Increase Police Presence Following The Uvalde School Shooting
Denver Public Schools will have an increase in police presence for the remainder of the school year that ends June 3.
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Unhoused Boulder Residents Sue City Over Its Camping And Tent Bans
Multiple letters requesting the city stop enforcing the laws were met with no changes, which prompted the organization to sue the city.
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U.S. Senate Republicans Block Bill Requiring Agencies Monitor Domestic Terrorism
WASHINGTON — The incidents include those potentially related to white supremacy.
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Beating Boebert A Top Theme Of Debate Among 3 Democrats In Colorado's 3rd District
Boebert will first have to beat her primary challenger, Don Coram, a Republican state senator and former state representative from Montrose.
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Lauren Boebert, Don Coram Clash At First Debate Ahead Of GOP Primary For Colorado's 3rd District
Boebert leaned into the ideological differences between her and Coram, who has a bipartisanship history during his time in General Assembly.
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Beating Boebert A Top Theme Of Forum Among 3 Democrats In Colorado's 3rd District
Boebert will first have to beat her primary challenger, Don Coram, a Republican state senator and former state representative from Montrose.
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Mesa County DA Finds No Criminal Evidence Following Investigation Into Tina Peters' Fraud Claims
"There was no criminal conduct that led to anomalies in election logs in two Mesa County elections," District Attorney Dan Rubinstein said.
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Election Denial Center Stage As GOP Secretary Of State Candidates Face Off In Debate
Mesa County Clerk made attacks on Colorado Secretary of State a focal point of her pitch to Republican primary voters during debate.
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Mentally Ill Coloradans Await Care In Jail For Months. Could A New Effort Clear The Backlog?
Due to difficulties in finding care for someone with mental health needs, state Rep. Judy Amabile advocates access to treatment.
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Summer Hurricanes, Wildfires And Storms Loom As FEMA Faces Pressure To Step Up
WASHINGTON — Federal Emergency Management Agency pleads for more money from Congress and criticism comes on several fronts.
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After Back-To-Back Shootings, Members Of Congress From Colorado Clash On Policy Response
Some elected officials called for undefined action to reduce gun violence, while others offered prayers for the families of those massacred.
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FDA Chief Cites ‘Egregiously Unsanitary' Conditions At Michigan Baby Formula Plant
WASHINGTON — U.S. Food and Drug Administration head said he's found no evidence of intentional delay or malfeasance within the agency.
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Frustrated Democrats Call For GOP Help On Federal Gun Laws After Mass School Shooting
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Majority Leader implored Senate Republicans to work with Democrats to pass bipartisan gun control legislation.
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Tina Peters Discloses Campaign Spending On Mar-A-Lago Travel, ‘2000 Mules' Tickets
Peters used campaign money on Florida trip to attend documentary screening focused on baseless claims of widespread fraud in 2020 election.
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Polis Signs Bills To Reduce Groundwater Use, Fund Water Conservation Projects
Gov. Jared Polis on Monday signed two bills into law that are aimed at conserving a precious and dwindling resource in the state: water.
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Housing Costs Top List Of Colorado Voters' Concerns, Poll Finds
Growing concerns among Coloradans about the high cost of living are being driven in large part by worries over rising housing costs.
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Misinformation, Violence And A Paper Shortage Threaten Midterm Elections, Officials Say
Members of a U.S. Senate panel and election administrators raised concerns about the challenges elections officials will face this fall.