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Climate, Environmental Bills Survive Legislative ‘Gauntlet' At Session's End
A suite of environmental bills were among the measures that won passage in the chaotic final days of Colorado's 2022 legislative session.
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Is Colorado's Housing Market Ready For Crypto Transactions?
The owners of a pair of homes listed for sale in Colorado are asking for cryptocurrency in exchange for the properties.
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Time Running Out For ‘Must Pass' Air Pollution Bill Opposed By Business Groups
A coalition of environmental and community groups is urging Colorado lawmakers to back a “must pass” air pollution bill.
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Identity Of Attorney Should Be Public, Secretary Of State Argues In Elbert County Election Security Case
Secretary of state asks judge to allow name of attorney in possession of Elbert County election system hard drive copy to be made public.
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McConnell Doesn't Rule Out U.S. Senate Vote Outlawing Abortion If GOP Takes Control
WASHINGTON — But when asked if a nationwide ban is “worthy of debate,” he said it would be a possibility in a Republican-controlled Senate.
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Biden Backs Moving Quickly On Ukraine Relief Without Including U.S. COVID Aid
WASHINGTON — Biden asked Congress in late April to provide $33 billion for economic, humanitarian and military assistance to Ukraine.
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Colorado Senate Votes To Felonize Fentanyl Possession, Knowing Or Not
Republicans and Democrats in Colorado General Assembly want to stop people from taking fentanyl drugs, sometimes without knowing, and dying.
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Democratic Incumbents Out-Raise, Out-Spend GOP Opponents In Colorado For Statewide Offices
Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold had a record-breaking fundraising haul during the first four months of the year.
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Lawmakers Aim To Boost Kids' Access To Autism Therapy At Colorado Schools
Colorado lawmakers overwhelmingly supported legislation aimed at ensuring access to prescribed medical treatment at school.
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Here's Where The Candidates For Colorado Governor Stand On Abortion Rights
As U.S. Supreme Court appears ready to overturn Roe v. Wade precedent, abortion access poised to become large 2020 midterm election issue.
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$700M Property Tax Relief Package Unveiled By Gov. Polis, State Lawmakers
Gov. Polis joined state lawmakers to unveil much-anticipated, last-minute proposal to provide temporary property tax relief for homeowners.
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Fight For Abortion Rights Urged As Colorado Leaders Decry Possible ‘Unconscionable Rollback' Of Roe
Colorado leaders and elected officials reiterated their abortion-rights positions; emphasized abortion access will be protected in state.
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Colorado Leaders React To Potential Overturning Of Roe V. Wade
Most Colorado leaders and elected officials reiterated pro-choice positions; emphasized that abortion access will be protected in the state.
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Biden On Leaked Draft Opinion On Abortion: The ‘Right To Choose Is Fundamental'
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that his administration “will be ready when any ruling is issued” on abortion rights."
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Fight For Abortion Rights Urged As Colorado Leaders Decry Possible ‘Unconscionable Rollback' Of Roe
Colorado leaders and elected officials reiterated their pro-choice positions; emphasized that abortion access will be protected in state.
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Aurora Camping Ban Estimated To Cost $2 Million A Year
The Aurora City Council reviewed the costs and implementation of its recently enacted urban camping ban in a study session on Monday.
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Juneteenth Becomes Newest State Holiday In Colorado
Juneteenth is Colorado's newest state holiday after Gov. Jared Polis signed the designation into law on Monday afternoon.
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Abortion-Rights Advocates Rally At Colorado Capitol
Coloradans rallied at Colorado Capitol after news that U.S. Supreme Court is poised to roll back abortion rights through upcoming ruling.
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New Health Benefit Mandates Would Get More Scrutiny Under Proposed Law
Gov. Polis expressed concerns that state legislation requiring health insurance carriers to provide new benefits could drive up care costs.
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U.S. Senate To Try Again On Abortion Rights After Bombshell Disclosure Of Draft Opinion
WASHINGTON — New vote pledged after publication of draft court ruling that showed Supreme Court on track to overturn Roe v. Wade decision.