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Here's What Colorado Officials Have To Say About The Jan. 6 Insurrection Anniversary
Hundreds stormed U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, during a Joint Session of U.S. Congress in process of confirming 2020 presidential results.
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Rep. Jason Crow, Local Leaders Push For Voting Rights Bill, Civics Education As Jan. 6 Anniversary Nears
Elected officials, voting rights leaders want a renewed commitment to fighting disinformation, educating the public about electoral process.
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State Lawmaker Sets Sights On Untraceable ‘Ghost Guns'
Democratic state lawmakers largely refrained from calling for legislative action in the immediate wake of a Dec. 27 shooting spree.
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CU Boulder To Start Spring Semester With Remote Classes Due To Fires, Omicron Variant
The University of Colorado Boulder will begin the first two weeks of spring semester with online classes.
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Government Offers Unemployment, Mental Health Resources For Marshall Fire Survivors
People out of work due to the Marshall Fire could qualify for over six months of unemployment benefits from the federal government.
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Voting Rights Tops U.S. Senate Agenda As Jan. 6 Anniversary Nears
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer stressed Democrats are prepared to change Senate rules to pass voting rights legislation.
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Here's What's Happening In D.C. On The Jan. 6 Anniversary
WASHINGTON — President Biden will deliver speech Thursday in the heart of the U.S. Capitol to mark first anniversary of insurrection there.
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Parts Of Superior To Open Monday After Marshall Fire Devastation
Downtown Superior will be reopened to residents and business owners Monday, five days after the Marshall Fire burned through the area.
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Colorado Kids Could Get Bigger Say In Abuse And Neglect Cases
A new bill would require state-provided attorneys to advocate for the goals of the children they represent in abuse and neglect cases.
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New State Database Will Allow Public Access To Information About Police, Other Officers
Database to allow public information about state certification, compliance with training requirements, employment status of peace officers.
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Some Democrats Push To Rescue Climate Plan In Biden Spending Package
A group of congressional Democrats called for preserving the climate portions of President Joe Biden's stalled domestic spending bill.
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Colorado To Receive $385 Million From Johnson & Johnson Opioid Settlement
All Colorado counties signed onto joint framework for how state should distribute money from settlements with drug companies.
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Eyewitness To Marshall Fire Origin Recounts Scene Like A ‘War Zone'
“I saw everything,” the neighbor, Mike Zoltowski, told Newsline. He said the scene “was like a war zone.”
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Marshall Fire Resources
This roundup of Marshall Fire resources is republished from a version compiled by Boulder Beat.
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Colorado Sanctuary Leaders Receive 1-Year Deportation Stays From Biden Administration
Colorado sanctuary leaders granted one-year stays of removal, can legally remain in country throughout 2022 without threat of deportation.
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Grass Fires Rip Through Boulder County Neighborhoods, Burn Homes
Fast-moving and destructive grass fires in Boulder County on Thursday prompted Gov. Jared Polis to declare a state of emergency.
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Hundreds Of Homes Lost As Grass Fires Rip Through Boulder County Neighborhoods
Hundreds of homes, including an entire Superior subdivision, were destroyed Thursday by a fast-moving grass fire in Boulder County.
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Here's What COVID-19 Protocols Look Like In The New Year At Some Of Colorado's Biggest Colleges
Despite record-high COVID-19 cases in Colorado, many colleges and universities will stick to their fall semester COVID-19 protocols.
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Gov. Polis Reduces Prison Sentence For Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
Gov. Jared Polis reduced the prison of truck driver — whose original punishment sparked international outcry — from 110 to 10 years.
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Up To 1,000 Homes Burned, No Lives Lost In Boulder County Fires
It's the most destructive fire in Colorado history. Believed to have been caused by electrical lines that were blown down.