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State Sen. Don Coram To Face Rep. Lauren Boebert In June GOP Primary
He will be Boebert’s only opponent after Marina Zimmerman failed to qualify via party assembly and decided not to pursue write-in campaign.
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‘Marlo's Law' To Ease Adoption For LGBTQ Parents Passes Legislature
Last summer, Colorado House Majority Leader Daneya Esgar had a daughter conceived with genetic material from Esgar's wife, Heather Palm.
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More Than 1,500 Books Have Been Banned In Public Schools, And A U.S. House Panel Asks Why
WASHINGTON — U.S. House Panel examined why thousands of books have been banned, and the impact of those actions on students and teachers.
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Federal Judge Dismisses Republicans' Lawsuit To Block Unaffiliated Voter Participation In Primaries
Unaffiliated voters able to participate in Colorado primaries after federal dismissed Republican lawsuit to prevent the group from voting.
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‘Sitting On A Time Bomb': Mobile Home Residents At Risk In Red-Hot Housing Market
WASHINGTON — Jon Zang walks his dog several times a day in his mobile home community in West Goshen Township, Pennsylvania.
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Colorado Primary Candidates Advance After Republicans, Democrats Hold State Party Assemblies
Republican candidates who promoted baseless claims of election fraud, including one indicted on felony counts, dominated at state assembly.
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Far-Right Conspiracy Theorists Triumphant At Republican State Assembly
Joe Oltmann, far-right conspiracy theorist who called for Polis to be hanged, briefly nominated by delegates at Republican State Assembly.
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Colorado Newsline Wins 15 Awards In Society Of Professional Journalists Contest
Colorado Newsline took home 15 awards, included nine for first place, at Society of Professional Journalists Colorado Pro Chapter reception.
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Lawmakers Want To Transform Colorado's Behavioral Health Care System
Gov. Polis met with lawmakers and leaders to drum up support for 3 policies to expand access to mental health and substance use treatment.
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‘Don't Say Gay'? LGBTQ References Stripped From Colorado Academic Standards Update
That’s one Social Studies Standards Review Committee change in response to feedback dominated by conservative backlash to draft revisions.
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Daylight Saving Or Standard Time. Just Pick One, These Colorado Lawmakers Say.
Legislation to enact permanent daylight-saving time in Colorado passed the House of Representatives, but federal law needs to change first.
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Labor Coalition Sues Polis Administration Over Agricultural Overtime Pay Rules
Last fall, Colorado farm and ranch worker advocates urged the state to adopt strong overtime protections for the agricultural sector.
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U.S. Senate Confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson, ‘America At Its Best,' To Supreme Court
WASHINGTON — Ketanji Brown Jackson will make history by becoming the first Black woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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With Psychedelics Reform Votes Looming, Lawmakers Postpone Policy Review
At the sponsor's request, a panel of state lawmakers rejected a bill to study the mental health benefits of plant-based psychedelic drugs.
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Sol Sandoval Of Pueblo Lands Spot On Democratic Primary Ballot For Lauren Boebert's Seat
Sol Sandoval emerged as the only candidate to qualify for Democratic primary ballot in 3rd Congressional District through assembly process.
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U.S. House Panel Grills Oil Executives At Hearing On Soaring Gas Prices
Democrats blamed oil industry, Republicans blamed Biden and oil executives blamed global market forces on how to reverse gas price increase.
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Landmark Bill Affirming Abortion Rights Signed Into Law By Colorado Gov. Polis
Bill signed into law as fate of Roe v. Wade hangs in the balance and conservative state legislatures pass significant abortion restrictions.
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Extremist Election Deniers, GOP Lawmakers Rally Outside Colorado Capitol
Local and national leaders of right-wing movement seeking to violently overturn results of 2020 election rallied outside Colorado Capitol.
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Mike Lindell Sued By Former Dominion Employee Eric Coomer For Defamation
Eric Coomer, the former Dominion Voting Systems employee, is suing election conspiracist Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, for defamation.
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Mike Lindell Sued By Former Dominion Employee Eric Coomer For Defamation
Eric Coomer, the former Dominion Voting Systems employee, is suing election conspiracist Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, for defamation.