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Before Any U.S. Troops Are Sent To Ukraine, Some In Congress Want A Say
WASHINGTON — Reps. Peter DeFazio and Warren Davidson urge president not to send troops to Ukraine or declare war before Congress authorizes.
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Labor Secretary Marty Walsh Announces $113M For Apprenticeship Programs During Colorado Visit
Apprenticeship programs across the country are aimed at growing a workforce hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Biden Sanctions Russian Natural Gas Pipeline Company Nord Stream 2
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden sanctioned the Russian company tasked with building and operating the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline.
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Sen. Winter Joins Progressive Lawmakers In Urging Feds To Keep Focus On Climate, Equity In Infrastructure Plan
Federal officials urged to implement last year’s $550 billion infrastructure package with an eye towards climate and equity concerns.
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Here's What ‘Equity' Means To Mesa County Students Who Have Experienced Discrimination
Two 16-year-old Palisade High School students thanked Mesa County school board members for not firing three top school administrators.
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Pueblo Vacancy Committee Elects Hinrichsen As Sen. Garcia's Replacement
Committee selects replacement for Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia, a Pueblo Democrat leaving the state legislature for the Pentagon.
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Bennet, Hickenlooper Oppose Proposal To Export Water From San Luis Valley
Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper oppose Renewable Water Resources proposal to export water from San Luis Valley to Douglas County.
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GOP Candidates Push Anti-Mandate, Election Conspiracy Messages At Fort Collins Forum
Republicans heard a nearly universal message against pandemic restrictions, critical race theory in schools, current Democratic leadership.
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As Politics Infects Public Health, Private Companies Profit
This story originally appeared at khn.org.
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Bill To Foster Independence Among Colorado Youth Unanimously Passes State House
Bill would tighten definition of child neglect, give kids independence to walk to school, ride bikes and play in neighborhood unsupervised.
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Biden Says Russia Has Begun Invading Ukraine, Announces Initial Sanctions
WASHINGTON — President Biden said that Russia's actions in Ukraine amounted to “the beginning of a Russian invasion” that could get worse.
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Colorado Members Of Congress Weigh In On Ukraine Crisis As Russian Invasion Underway
U.S. Rep. Jason Crow met to discuss the threat posed by a buildup of Russian military forces along the border with Ukraine.
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U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Colorado Case Over Whether Web Designer Can Deny Service To Gay Couples
The court will consider the case, 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, later this year.
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Members Of Congress From Both Parties Urge Tough Sanctions On Russia
Sanctions implored after country declared broad section of eastern Ukraine independent before sending troops into the region.
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Jan. 6 Panel Subpoenas Six People Tied To Pro-Trump Fake Electors Plan
Committee investigating attack on U.S. Capitol issued subpoena for 6 people involved in planning fake elector slates for former president.
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Colorado Researchers Review Health Effects Of High-Potency Pot Products
Researchers have made “a great deal of progress” on reviewing available evidence of high-potency marijuana products' health effects.
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Coloradans Convicted Of DUIs Could Get Licenses Reinstated Sooner Under Proposed Law
After a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Coloradans aren't supposed to be able to drive for at least 30 days.
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Amache Survivors, Colorado Congressional Leaders Reflect On Legacy Of Internment Camps As Site Set To Get National Park Designation
Carlene Tanigoshi Tinker was 2 when her family was forced to move from their home to a government-run camp for Japanese Americans.
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Amache Survivors, Colorado Congressional Leaders Reflect On Legacy Of Internment Camps As Site Set To Get National Park Designation
Carlene Tanigoshi Tinker was 2 when her family was forced to move from their home to a government-run camp for Japanese Americans.
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Anti-Abortion Initiative Clears Hurdle In Colorado With State Title Board
Anti-abortion activists in Colorado can now collect voter signatures to place a statewide initiative aimed to criminalize most abortions.