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Here Are The Statewide Candidates Who Qualified For Primary Ballots Via Petition
Eleven statewide candidates have already qualified for the primary ballot through the petition process.
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Colorado Poised To Add 44 Mental Health Beds At Fort Logan State Hospital
Colorado to pay millions of dollars more in fines for failing to provide timely mental health treatment for people accused of crimes.
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For Many, A Necessary Part Of Addiction Recovery Is Staying Active. Experts Agree.
When Alyson Kirk started to forget the night before and risked her life behind the wheel, she knew something had to be done.
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Insulin Price Cap Approved By U.S. House As Georgia's Warnock Pushes For Senate Passage
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House passed a bill on a bipartisan 232-193 vote that would limit the price of insulin.
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Colorado Could See $43M More For Air-Quality Monitoring, Electric Lawn Equipment Rebates
State lawmakers advanced a $66 million funding increase for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for next year's budget.
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U.S. House Votes To Decriminalize Marijuana In Federal Law
The U.S. House passed legislation Friday to legalize marijuana nationally, but its future is much less clear in the Senate.
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Upcoming U.S. Supreme Court Cases Could Curb Colleges' Use Of Affirmative Action
WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court dominated by conservative justices could fundamentally reshape college admissions process later this year.
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Regulation Of Journalism Proposed As Republican Resolution During Mesa County Assembly
Republicans who gathered at the Mesa County party assembly in Grand Junction had the opportunity to vote on 46 proposed resolutions.
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Judicial Department Would See $45M Boost In Colorado Budget, But Doubts Emerge Over Public Guardianship
Colorado's Judicial Department would get a considerable boost under the 2022-23 budget proposed by lawmakers on the Joint Budget Committee.
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E-Bikes, Electric School Buses Eyed In Air-Quality Proposals Ahead Of 2022 Ozone Season
Gov. Jared Polis joined Democratic lawmakers to tout a new funding package aimed at averting another smog-filled summer in 2022 and beyond.
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Cost To Build An Affordable Home Can Exceed Sales Price. Bennet-Sponsored Bill Could Help Cover The Gap.
Bennet signed to co-sponsor legislation that would make it easier to build and renovate housing in economically distressed neighborhoods.
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Biden OKs Release Of 1 Million Barrels Of Oil A Day From Reserve, Calls For Supply Boost
President Joe Biden is saying that the industry should plow record profits back into increased production.
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Gov. Polis, State Lawmakers Unveil Colorado Workforce Development Legislation As Part Of COVID-19 Recovery
Legislation aimed at strengthening school-to-career pipeline as industries face workforce shortages while recovering from pandemic effects.
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Colorado Legislature Prepares To Debate $36 Billion Budget
Joint Budget Committee state lawmakers put the final touches on a nearly $36 billion budget known as "long bill" for fiscal year 2022-23.
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Climate Misinformation Still Reigns In GOP Senate Primary Amid Colorado Drought, Fires
Big Thompson Canyon residents became latest Coloradans to flee their homes from a nearby wildfire, hours after NCAR fire forced evacuations.
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Funds From Seized Russian Assets Would Benefit Ukrainian Refugees Under Bennet-Sponsored Bill
Sens. Michael Bennet and Rob Portman introduced legislation to require funds from the seizure of Russian assets be used to support Ukraine.
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GOP Candidate Heidi Ganahl Launches Women's Coalition To Bolster Bid For Colorado Governor
Approximately 80 women gathered at a private Christian school in Lakewood on Tuesday morning to talk politics.
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South Platte River Restoration Project Awarded $350 Million In Infrastructure Bill Funds
The funding from the project will cover nearly two-thirds of the $550 million that civic leaders plan to spend restoring wetland habitats.
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Bill To Offer Medicaid Reimbursement For Equine Movement Therapy Passes State House
More Coloradans may be able to access therapy using horses, now that legislation to offer Medicaid reimbursement for it passed State House.
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Interior Would See Big Funding Boost Under Biden Budget Proposal, Including Tribal Programs
President Biden's budget request would boost Interior Department funding by nearly one-fifth, well above administration's spending proposal.