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Possible Election Security Breach Involving Second Colorado County Clerk Probed
A second county clerk in Colorado is being investigated in connection with an alleged election security breach in their own office.
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Wildfires And Omicron Prompt A Special Health Insurance Enrollment Period In Colorado
Due to Marshall Fire and omicron surge emergencies, Coloradans get another chance to sign up for the state's health insurance marketplace.
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Anticipating A ‘Post-Roe World,' Democrats Plan Reproductive Rights Bill
A trio of Democratic state lawmakers plans to introduce a bill that, if passed, would enshrine abortion rights in state law.
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After Marshall Fire, Community Rallies For The Motet's Dave Watts
Dec. 31, 2021, would be the first New Year's Eve in 33 years that Dave Watts and his band, The Motet, wouldn't have a gig to play.
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What Patients Can Learn With Confidence From One Negative Rapid Test (Hint: Very Little)
A single negative result from an at-home rapid test is no guarantee that a person is not ill or carrying the virus.
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Democratic Statewide Candidates Lead Fundraising Efforts While Polis, Ganahl Continue To Self-Fund
Current statewide office holders have out-raised their Republican opponents so far in the lead up to the 2022 election.
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Trophy Hunting Of Bobcats, Canada Lynx, Mountain Lions Would Be Banned Under Proposed Colorado Bill
A new bill would prohibit shooting, wounding, killing or trapping a bobcat, Canada lynx or mountain lion.
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Union, King Soopers Reach Tentative Labor Agreement, Ending 10-Day Strike
More than 8,000 employees to return to work after a tentative agreement by grocery chain and United Food and Commercials Workers 7 members.
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Judge Orders Limits On Picket Lines As King Soopers Strike Enters Second Week
Colorado judge bowed to King Soopers' requests for restrictions on picket lines maintained by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7.
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Bone Fragments Found At Site Where Missing Woman From Marshall Fire Was Last Seen
Recovered bone fragments now undergoing scientific testing to determine if they're human, but that type of testing can take weeks to months.
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Colorado Lawyer Jenna Ellis Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 Committee
Attorney Jenna Ellis served as personal counsel to former President Donald Trump.
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U.S. Senate Blocks Change In The Filibuster For Voting Rights Bills
WASHINGTON — Every Republican in U.S. Senate and two Democrats rejected proposed change in the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation.
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Here Are The Colorado Legislature Members Making A Bid For Congress
All Colorado congressional seats will be on November 2022 election ballot, including the one for the state's new 8th Congressional District.
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Ethics Complaint Alleges Tina Peters' Legal Defense Fund Lacks Transparency
Embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters has 30 days to respond to second ethics complaint filed with Colorado Independent Ethics Commission.
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Biden Says ‘Big Chunks' Of His Spending Bill Could Still Succeed, Including Climate Plan
President Joe Biden said the climate and child care provisions in his domestic spending agenda could still become law this year.
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Federal Pipeline Standards Backed By Top Energy Regulator After Colonial Pipeline Hack
New federal powers needed to prevent major energy disruptions like the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack that caused East Coast gas shortages.
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State Health Officials ‘Optimistic' That Colorado's Omicron Wave Has Peaked
Reports of infections and the percentage of tests coming back positive began declining last week in Colorado.
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New Lawsuit Would Bar Tina Peters From Mesa County Election Role In 2022
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold announced she's suing to bar Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters from overseeing elections this year.
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Legislatures Across Country Back Off Pandemic Protocols
As Dr. Jennifer Bacani McKenney walked the Kansas Statehouse halls on legislative session opening day, she was taken aback by what she saw.
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Voting Rights Resolution Passes State House, Senate Over GOP Protests
Resolution urges Congress to pass voting right legislation and reaffirm that the 2020 presidential election was valid.