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Boebert Touts Anti-Vaccine Mandate, Pro-Gun Priorities In Reelection Campaign Appearance
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert held tightly-controlled press conference New Year's Eve day, where she announced her plans for reelection in 2022.
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3 Believed Dead In Marshall Fire, Search Warrant Executed
Three people missing; believed dead, Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said, reversing accounts from previous day suggesting no lives lost.
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FEMA Assistance Available For Boulder County Residents; 1 Of 3 Missing People Accounted For In Marshall Fire
Federal help is available for those who lost their homes or businesses in the Marshall Fire, the most destructive in Colorado history.
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One Person Previously Missing In Marshall Fire Found Alive And Well; Two People Still Missing
Saturday, Pelle said three people were missing, believed to be dead. Sunday’s announcement, however, means two people now unaccounted for.
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Omicron Comprises More Than 90% Of New COVID-19 Infections In Colorado
“If you get COVID, there’s a very high chance that it’s omicron variant right now,” Gov. Jared Polis said.
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Republican Erik Aadland Switches Candidacy From Senate To Perlmutter's House Seat
Erik Aadland is dropping out of Colorado's U.S. Senate race in order to run for the state's 7th Congressional District next year.
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With Six Months To Go, 2022 State Legislative Primaries Come Into Focus
Candidates from both major parties plan to run for Michael Bennet's U.S. Senate seat or Lauren Boebert's 3rd Congressional District.
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Signing Up For Child Support Services Will Be Free In Colorado Starting Jan. 1
Two updates to Colorado's Child Support Services program will make it easier for parents to access and receive child support.
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Colorado Following New CDC Guidance For Shorter Quarantine Period
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment updated its COVID-19 quarantine isolation guidelines to match CDC recommendations.
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Judge To Consider New Sentence For Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
Rogel Aguilera-Mederos, the truck driver sentenced to 110 years in prison for causing a fiery 28-car crash, could get a shorter sentence.
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Reps. Neguse, Lamborn Sponsor Legislation To Support A ‘Hub' Of Services For Veterans
Reps. Joe Neguse and Doug Lamborn are co-sponsoring the Helping Unleash Benefits and Services for Veterans Act of 2021.
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Local Nonprofit For Military Families Shifts Its Focus To “Life Skills” Training For Graduates
It began as a summer camp, a way for retired Lt. Col. Steve Harrold to commemorate friend, Maj. Troy Lee Gilbert, who was killed in Iraq.
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Local Nonprofit For Military Families Shifts Its Focus To ‘Life Skills' Training For Graduates
It began as a summer camp, a way for retired Lt. Col. Steve Harrold to commemorate friend, Maj. Troy Lee Gilbert, who was killed in Iraq.
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How Airlines, Federal Officials Have Coped With A Rise In ‘Egregious' Passenger Behavior
Millions of Americans traveling for holidays at end of year that has shattered records for number of unruly, dangerous passenger incidents.
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Seeking Refills: Aging Pharmacists Leave Drugstores Vacant In Rural America
This story originally appeared at khn.org.
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Federal Law Still Treats Marijuana As An Illegal Drug, Creating Headaches For States
Most states in the U.S. are in violation of a major federal drug statute.
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Mesa County Drops Lawsuit Against Tina Peters Over Voting Services Contract
Mesa County will no longer pursue a lawsuit against Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters after she attested to county commissioner documents.
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Legal Snag Jeopardizes Paid Family, Medical Leave For 28,000 State Workers
After Colorado voters approved program, Gov. Polis announced state employees would receive similar paid-leave benefit beginning Jan. 1.
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Report: Jessica Aldama Died After Stillborn Delivery In Homeless Encampment
Jessica Aldama, an unhoused woman found dead at a Boulder encampment, died from complications of delivery. The baby was stillborn.
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Once Homeless, Colorado's Rep. Jackson Will Fill Key Role At Federal Housing Agency
State Rep. Dominique Jackson is leaving elected office for an influential position in the Biden administration.