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Petition For Faster Clean-Trucks Rule Rejected By Colorado Air Commission
Colorado Air Commission declined even to support a separate, non-binding motion calling for a speedier timeline from regulatory staff.
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U.S. House Panels Probe Election Disinformation In Arizona, Florida, Ohio And Texas
WASHINGTON — Two U.S. House committee chairs ask election officials from 4 states to detail what they're doing for federal elections.
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EVs Are Coming To Colorado. This Bill Would Require Charging Stations At New Large Buildings.
Over protests from Republicans, the Colorado House advanced a policy to require electric vehicle charging equipment at large buildings.
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Gov. Polis And Colorado Lawmakers Have A $200M Plan To Address Homelessness
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated a housing crisis across Colorado as previously affordable enclaves saw rental costs and home prices soar.
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‘Let's Go Brandon' Should Appear With Rep. Williams' Name On Ballot, Lawsuit Says
Republican state lawmaker and Rep. Dave Williams filed a lawsuit seeking to have a conservative catchphrase with his name on primary ballot.
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Denver Proposes Stronger Recycling Rules To Combat Climate Change, Reduce Waste
Denver officials on Tuesday laid out plans to nearly double the city's rate of recycling and composting over the next five years.
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LGBTQ Community, People Of Color In The Crosshairs Of Banned Book Movement
Students in one Pennsylvania school district are not allowed to read a biography of the first Black President, Barack Obama.
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Colorado Earns Top Marks For Voting And Election Confidence
Voters in Colorado can have the highest confidence in the country that elections are free and fair in the state, according to new study.
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Federal Judge In Florida Throws Out National Mask Mandate For Travelers
The federal judge said the requirement was beyond the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s authority.
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‘Sheer Brutality' Seen In Ukraine, Reports Rep. Crow After Eastern Europe Trip
Following Eastern European trip with House Intelligence Committee members, Rep. Crow reiterated the importance of American help to Ukraine.
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Low Recycling Rate Could Jump With Colorado Bill's ‘Producer Responsibility' Fees
Colorado lawmakers want producers to pay into a fund based on their product packaging and using that money to create a recycling program.
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Colorado Legislature Sends Amended $36 Billion Budget To Gov. Polis
Colorado legislators approved a revised version of $36.4 billion budget for next fiscal year, including House and Senate passed amendments.
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More Than A Gram Of Fentanyl Should Land You In Prison, Colorado Lawmakers Say
A panel of state lawmakers moved to make possession of any more than 1 gram of a substance containing fentanyl a felony in Colorado.
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The Design Of This Federal Building In Lakewood Touted As A Solution To Climate Change
Leaders hope modernization effort on Federal Center campus will become model on how to create sustainable, low emission workplace buildings.
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After Fentanyl Bill Draws 12 Hours Of Testimony, Committee Delays Vote Until Wednesday
A panel of state lawmakers delayed voting on a bill addressing fentanyl, after more than 12 hours of public testimony at the Capitol.
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EPA Downgrade Of Denver To ‘Severe' Air Quality Violator Would Trigger New Emissions Rules
Denver's air pollution rule changes could be on their way after federal government once again flunked the region for unhealthy ozone levels.
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DOJ Rule Cracks Down Untraceable Firearms Known As ‘Ghost Guns'
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden Monday unveiled the Department of Justice’s plan to regulate untraceable firearms known as ghost guns.
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Colorado To Receive $18.1M For Wildfire Mitigation Projects Along Front Range
Wildfire mitigation projects are part of a strategy leaders hope will emphasize lowering fire risk before disaster strikes.
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Physical Threats At Stage Mark Tumultuous Colorado Republican Assembly
Unsuccessful candidate for Colorado governor Danielle Neuschwanger and supporters engaged in tense exchange that included physical threats.
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Rep. Joe Neguse Introduces Bills To Support Gun Violence Survivors, Prevent Mass Shootings
Rep. Neguse introduced package of bills designed to prevent mass shootings and provide resources to victims who survive.