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Universal, State-Funded Preschool Becomes Colorado Law With Gov. Polis' Signature
Gov. Jared Polis signed legislation that will establish a universal preschool program in Colorado and set up the Early Childhood Department.
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Rep. Gray Refused DUI Test When Police Arrived At Elementary School, Report Says
Gray's refusal meant his driver’s license could be revoked for a year and he’d have to enroll in an alcohol education and treatment program.
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Colorado House Passes Bill To Address Fentanyl Overdose Crisis
The legislation passed on a mostly party-line vote of 43-22.
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Lakewood Man Who Alleged Police Brutality Cleared Of All Charges Stemming From 2021 Arrest
Ameer Allen waited over a year to hear the words that he knew to be true.
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Rep. Boebert Involved In ‘Beginning Stages' Of White House Jan. 6 Planning, Ex-Aide Says
Former top aide said it ultimately led to efforts by former President Donald Trump and his allies to decertify the 2020 election results.
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Xcel Energy To Speed Up Colorado's Last Scheduled Coal Plant Closure To 2031
The planned shutdown of the last coal-fired power plant scheduled to be operated in Colorado has officially been accelerated — again.
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On Earth Day, Biden Signs Order To Catalog And Conserve Old-Growth Forests
The administration says it's a move that will help curb destructive wildfires and fight climate change.
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Some Cities, States Say Big Oil Should Pay For Climate Damage
This story originally appeared in Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Data Brokers Provide ‘Back Doors' For ICE To Target Immigrants, Report Says
Colorado sanctuary laws prevent county sheriffs and state agencies from sharing personal data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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3 Colorado Counties Rank In Top 100 With High Poverty, High COVID Death Rates
Three counties in Colorado rank in the top 100 counties in the United States with high poverty and high COVID-19 death rates.
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State Rep. Matt Gray Arrested On DUI Charge In Broomfield
In a since-deleted tweet posted Friday morning, Gray denied he was intoxicated.
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Biden To Ask Congress For More Ukraine Aid After Earlier U.S. Funding Runs Dry
WASHINGTON — President Biden preparing to ask Congress for billions more in aid to Ukraine as the war shifts to Eastern regions of country.
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Passenger Rail Board's First Meeting Begins Work On ‘Rapidly' Bringing Service To Front Range
Colorado transportation officials adjourned the final meeting of one railroad commission and convened the first-ever meeting of another.
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Tina Peters' Election Role Up To Judge In Mesa County As Testimony Concludes
District Judge Valerie Robison will soon decide whether embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters can oversee this year's elections.
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Colorado COVID-19 Cases Remain Low But Could Increase With New Omicron Subvariant
COVID-19 transmission levels will likely increase but aren't expected to reach levels anywhere near the omicron wave earlier this year.
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Biden Administration Will Appeal Ruling On Travel Mask Mandate — If CDC Says It's Needed
CDC has yet to conclude that the mandate in airports, on commercial flights, on public transit and other transportation is still necessary.
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CDC Concludes A Mask Mandate Is Still Needed For Travelers, Clearing Way For Court Battle
The Biden administration will fight a court decision for the authority to mandate masks on airplanes, trains and other public transit.
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Out-Of-State Funding Fuels Western Slope Congressional Race
Congressional candidate Alex Walker has brought national attention and national dollars to his bid to unseat Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert.
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Ute Tribes Invited To Address Annual Joint Session Of Colorado Legislature
Gov. Polis signed a bill into law that some say will support Colorado Ute tribes, foster strong relationship between communities and state.
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Colorado Child Care Proposal Includes Informal ‘Family, Friend And Neighbor' Providers
Lawmakers want to invest about $100 million of last year's federal COVID-19 relief money into expanding available spots at care centers.