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Lottery Scam's Alleged Mastermind Is Paroled After 4 1/2 Years In Prison
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Fauci Declines To Predict COVID Vaccine Timetable For Kids Under 5
Parents hoping to vaccinate their young children against COVID-19 will need to be patient, Dr. Anthony Fauci cautioned.
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Colorado Leaders Must Guarantee Reproductive Justice
In July, former three-term Colorado Gov. Dick Lamm died. Roughly a month later, the Texas abortion ban went into effect.
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Massive Energy Use Of Cryptocurrency Mining Under Scrutiny As Industry Expands
As energy-intensive bitcoin mining operations boom across the U.S., Congress members consider how to make cryptocurrency generation greener.
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Sale Of Recreational Marijuana In Colorado Springs Could Be On This Year's Ballot
A group of Colorado Springs residents filed a petition on Monday to put the sale of marijuana on this year's ballot.
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Republican Economist Tim Reichert Launches Bid For Perlmutter's Congressional Seat
Republican Tim Reichert, an economist from Golden, officially launched his bid to represent Colorado's 7th Congressional District.
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Biden Vows To Nominate First Black Woman To Supreme Court By End Of February
President Biden will be fulfilling a promise he made repeatedly while campaigning for the Oval Office.
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These Private Prisons Have Over 100% Staff Turnover. Will More State Money Help?
Two Colorado prisons have high turnover rates among staff.
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States Weigh How To Shield Election Officials From Threats, Harassment
A bill introduced by state Sen. David Frockt would include election workers as a protected category under the state’s harassment statute.
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Reports: Supreme Court Justice Breyer To Step Down
WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is planning to announce his retirement in the coming days.
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Biden Administration Drops Vaccine-Or-Test Workplace Rule
An emergency mandate for large business employees is being withdrawn.
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Dearfield, Largest Black Homestead Settlement In Colorado, Eyed For Park System Inclusion
Bipartisan pair of Colorado lawmakers introduced legislation to assess historical significance of the largest Black homestead settlement.
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Sale Of Recreational Marijuana In Colorado Springs Could Be On This Year's Ballot
A group of Colorado Springs residents filed a petition on Monday to put the sale of marijuana on this year's ballot.
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GOP Senate Hopefuls Slam Bennet, Biden In Primary Debate
Former Fort Collins City Councilman Gino Campana took first place with 29% support in straw poll following Republican Senate primary debate.
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Whistleblower Protections For Colorado Workers During Pandemic Would Be Made Permanent With Proposed Bill
The legislation offers protection against employer retaliation for workers who speak out about workplace health and safety concerns.
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Congressional Ethics Investigators Say Rep. Doug Lamborn May Have Misused Official Resources
Violations could have included asking office aides to run errands for his wife and instructing them to help his son apply for a federal job.
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Colorado Health Insurance Marketplace Sees Record Numbers Following Open Enrollment
Officials say record number could be due to the COVID-19 pandemic and affordability of insurance due to tax credits.
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Republican Governor Candidate Heidi Ganahl Rallies Supporters At First 2022 Event
With just over four months until the Republican primary, Ganahl kicked off her campaign with a crowded, raucous rally at a biker restaurant.
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New Financial Rules Could Bring Major Reform To Colorado Oil And Gas Industry
Rule change could potentially alter industry’s economic future amid rising uncertainty and concern about fossil-fuel-driven climate change.
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Republican State Lawmakers Look To Micro-Nuclear Power, Hydroelectricity
Republican state lawmakers want cleaner power generation, not from wind and solar energy, but from nuclear and hydroelectric power.