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Court Text Reminders Would Become Automatic Under Proposed State Law
It's common to get an automated text message a few days before the appointment you scheduled weeks or months ago — and might have forgotten.
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Forest Service In ‘Paradigm Shift' To Use Logging, Controlled Burns To Prevent Wildfires
Biden administration to announce use of $3 billion from last year's infrastructure law to revamp federal approach to wildfire management.
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Photos: Stock Show Celebrates Black Cowboy Heritage With MLK Rodeo
Top Black rodeo athletes in the country competed in National Western Stock MLK Jr. African-American Heritage Rodeo of Champions in Denver.
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Bridge Funding In Infrastructure Law On The Way To States
Federal government will release more than $5 billion for distressed bridges in the first year of funding under recent infrastructure law.
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Senate Filibuster On Voting Rights Criticized By Advocates For The Poor
Many push to change Senate rules to pass voting rights legislation.
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Tina Peters, Mesa County Clerk Under Criminal Investigation, Announces Reelection Bid
Peters will first have to beat Republican challenger Bobbie Gross in the June primary election.
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‘State Of The Climate' Rally Demands Bolder Action From Gov. Polis, Lawmakers
As Gov. Polis delivered State of the State address, dozens of environmental activists demanded a more aggressive approach to climate crisis.
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Gov. Polis In Optimistic State Of The State Speech: ‘I'm Feelin' '22'
Polis laid out some of his plans for the election-year legislative session.
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Online Orders For Free At-Home COVID Tests To Begin Jan. 19
A new website has been launched for Americans to request COVID-19 tests.
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Congressional Black Caucus Calls For Senate Action On Voting Rights
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is expected to meet with Senate Democrats to push for the swift passage of two voting rights bills.
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Election-Year Legislative Session Kicks Off With Politics On Full Display
Democrats focused on public safety, education, rising cost of living. Republicans' strategies were aimed at solving the same challenges.
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Fire Closes Hospital And Displaces Staff As Colorado Battles Omicron
Avista Adventist Hospital in Louisville closed because of smoke damage.
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Mesa County Grand Jury To Investigate Tina Peters Allegations
Allegations related to vulnerabilities that Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters helped create in county’s election system during software update.
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Navient Cancels Student Loans For Over 1K Colorado Borrowers As Part Of Nationwide Settlement
Colorado is one of 39 states to benefit from a $1.85 billion settlement with student loan servicer Navient.
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Text Of Gov. Jared Polis' 2022 State Of The State Address
Prepared text of Gov. Jared Polis' 2022 State of the State address to the Colorado General Assembly, which he delivered at 11 a.m., Jan. 13.
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Schumer Insists ‘Failure Is Not An Option' As Voting Rights Fight Intensifies
WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said that the Senate will attempt to again pass voting rights legislation.
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Complaints About White House Handling Of COVID-19 Aired At U.S. Senate Hearing
Senators expressed their frustration with the Biden administration's coronavirus response team.
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Colorado COVID-19 Hospitalizations Exceed Peak From Fall 2021 Wave
COVID-19 hospitalizations have surpassed the peak from the recent fall wave as more infectious omicron variant creates high case volume.
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Thousands Of Colorado King Soopers Workers Go On Strike For Better Pay, Protections
More than 8,000 workers walked off the job, striking over what they say are unfair terms by the company in ongoing contract negotiations.
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Tina Peters Could Resume Election Role, But Only With Severe Restrictions
The Colorado secretary of state is demanding that Peters sign a document to protect the security of future elections she might oversee.