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NAACP Installs Portia Prescott As New Colorado State Conference President
Portia Prescott became the new president of the NAACP Colorado Montana Wyoming State-Area Conference during a virtual ceremony.
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Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, Recently Arrested, Announces Intent To Run For Colorado Secretary Of State
Peters' announcement comes less than a week after being arrested and booked for obstructing a peace officer and government operations.
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Schumer, Booker, Wyden Ask U.S. Senate Colleagues For Help On Marijuana Reform
WASHINGTON — Small, influential group of Democratic senators ask colleagues' input on how best to overhaul federal government cannabis laws.
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Gov. Polis Supports Crime-Prevention Bills In Effort To Put Colorado Among Safest States
Polis backing $113 million public safety bill package he hopes will make the state one of the safest in terms of violence, property crime.
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Far-Right Election Deniers Gather For 'Emergency' Castle Rock Meeting After Tina Peters' Arrest
The lengthy town hall meeting featured a host of baseless conspiracy theories and at least one threat of political violence.
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Secretary Of State Jena Griswold Adopts Temporary Colorado Election Security Rules
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold issued new temporary elections rules aimed at enhancing security of the state’s voting systems.
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COVID Vaccine For Kids Under 5 Delayed Until At Least April
WASHINGTON — COVID-19 vaccine for young children delayed at least 2 months as Pfizer and BioNTech gather more information on 3-dose regimen.
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The Unseen Impact Of COVID On Colorado's Young Adults
The mental health of people between the ages of 15 and 24 has worsened significantly, according to a new report.
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Almost Half Of Colorado Households With Kids Struggle To Serve Nutritious Food. These Free Meals Could Help.
Colorado Department of Education and its recent partnerships are working to increase access to free meals in summer for people 18 and under.
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Secretary Of State Concludes Investigation Into Douglas County Clerk, Says There Is No Current Threat To System
Email discovery on social media from Rep. Klotz states he made image copy of voting system before a trusted build update to voting machines.
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Colorado's COVID Positivity, Hospitalization Rates Drop, State Officials Say
Colorado has the eighth lowest rate of COVID-19 hospitalizations in the country based on a seven-day average.
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Democrats Rally At Capitol To Support Public Workers Labor Rights Bill Opposed By Gov. Polis
Two Colorado General Assembly Democrats joined demonstrators at Capitol to call for legislation to boost state public-sector unions.
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Tina Peters Turns Herself In On Arrest Warrant In Grand Junction
Peters was released on a $500 bond. She faces misdemeanor charges of obstructing a peace officer and obstructing government operations.
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U.S. House Passes Three-Week Patch To Keep The Federal Government Operating
The U.S. House passed a bill that would keep the government up and running through March 11.
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States Target Ballot Drop Boxes In Fight Over Voting Rights
Ballot drop boxes are so secure they survived getting hit by SUV and school bus, yet voting rights battle is centered over big metal boxes.
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Colorado School Transparency Bill Linked To National Groups Battling ‘Critical Race Theory'
"Critical race theory” words don't appear anywhere in House Bill 22-1066, legislation introduced in Colorado General Assembly by Geitner.
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Colorado Senate Democrats Pick Stephen Fenberg To Be Next Chamber President
Leadership shuffled as current Senate President Leroy Garcia prepares to move on to a new job in Washington, D.C.
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Jan. 6 Video Shows Election-Denial Activist Shawn Smith In Crowd Clashing With Capitol Police
Smith is seen behind the front line of Trump supporters who are part of physical confrontation with law enforcement officers in riot gear.
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CDC Preps Guidance For Governors On Relaxing COVID Rules, But States Forge Ahead
The CDC said it’s too soon to begin rolling back masking and public health guidance.
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National Parks Try To Make Progress On Long-Deferred Maintenance
Administration officials outlined to senators how funding from Great American Outdoors Act reduces maintenance project backlog.