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To Fund School Meals, Bill Proposes Raising Taxes On High Earners
With less than two weeks left in the legislative session, state lawmakers announced a new proposal to permanently fund free school meals.
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Overturning Roe Would Hand Power Over Abortion To States. Many Would Ban It.
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down a nearly 50-year-old right to abortion would lead to strict restrictions or bans by states acr ...
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Weapons Support From US Critical To Ukraine Fight Against Russia, Rep. Crow Says After Kyiv Trip
Ukraine's victory against ongoing Russian aggression hinges on military and humanitarian support from countries like the United States."
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Election-System Hard Drive Copies Turned Over To Colorado Secretary Of State
The hard drives contain full copies, or “forensic images,” of Elbert County election system hard drives.
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Vote On Abortion Rights Planned In U.S. Senate Next Week, But Likely Will Fall Short
Democrats are short of the 60 votes needed to pass the bill and lack the 50 votes needed to change Senate rules to lower that threshold.
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Pueblo Had Strong Voices In Capitol Leadership. Now It Must Adjust To Their Absence.
The Home of Heroes is about to undergo a political transition.
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New Colorado Law Restricts Transcript Withholding Based On Unpaid Debts
House Bill 22-1049 requires students be provided with a transcript, regardless of whether they owed a debt to the school.
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Jan. 6 Panel Asks Three GOP Members of The U.S. House To Cooperate in Probe
WASHINGTON — GOP members asked to share information about meetings and conversations they had days and weeks leading up to the insurrection.
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EPA Issues Waiver For Sales Of 15 Percent Ethanol Blend During Summer Driving Season
WASHINGTON — EPA issued fuel waiver allowing heightened ethanol gasoline blend to be sold at service stations in summer to lower fuel costs.
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As Coal Burning Goes Away In Colorado, Money For Coal Workers Goes Up
Lawmakers poised to pass another round of funding to ensure a “just transition" for coal workers impacted by the shift to clean energy.
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Danielle Neuschwanger To Run With American Constitution Party For Colorado Governor
Danielle Neuschwanger will run for Colorado governor after failing to land on the Republican primary ballot through the assembly process.
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U.S. To Lend And Lease Military Supplies To Ukraine Under Bill Cleared By Congress
WASHINGTON — The bill, passed 417-10 with all the no votes from Republicans, now goes to President Joe Biden for his expected signature.
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A Republican Majority Will Hold Biden Impeachment Hearings, Rep. Buck Tells Supporters
If Republicans win a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, they will hold hearings to consider the impeachment of President Biden.
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U.S. Interior Secretary To Promote Big Spending Jump For Tribal, Climate Programs
Interior Secretary will ask a U.S. House spending panel to increase funding for department's tribal programs and climate resilience efforts.
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Costs For Some Trade School, Community College Students Could Drop Under Sen. Bennet Bill
The bill would create a pilot program to approve previously unaccredited programs to participate in federal financial aid programs.
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Aurora Officials Had Their Say On The City's Camping Ban. What Do The Unhoused Think?
“You show me a homeless person, and I'll show you a person who's faced with circumstances beyond their control.”
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Colorado Rep. Matt Gray, Suspected Of DUI, Won't Run For Reelection
A Democratic state representative recently arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence won't seek reelection to a fourth term.
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‘Let's Go Brandon' Should Not Appear With Rep. Williams' Name On Primary Ballot, Judge Rules
Republican congressional candidate Dave Williams will not have “Let's Go Brandon” appear as a nickname on the June primary ballot.
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More Coloradans Could Be Charged With Felony Possession Under Latest Fentanyl Bill
Legislation addressing the rise in overdose deaths earned initial approval in the Colorado House of Representatives on Friday.
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$400 Refunds To Go To Colorado Taxpayers This Summer, State Leaders Announce
The refunds required under Colorado Constitution, but that normally go out in different ways, will lighten the burden of crushing inflation.