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Biden Extends Student Loan Repayment Pause Three More Months
President Joe Biden will continue a pandemic-spurred pause on student loan repayments until May 1.
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Capitol Rally Urges Gov. Polis To Commute 110-Year Sentence Of Truck Driver In I-70 Crash
On April 25, 2019, Rogel Aguilera-Mederos was driving a semitrailer on Interstate 70 in Jefferson County when his brakes failed.
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Omicron Variant Found In 21 Colorado Wastewater Systems, Making Up ‘Potentially Half' Of New Cases
The omicron variant found in every wastewater system in Colorado's detection system is connected to half of all new COVID-19 cases.
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Three Shots Needed To Be Fully Vaccinated In Light Of Omicron Variant, Gov. Polis Says
Gov. Jared Polis believes 3 COVID-19 vaccine doses necessary, especially with the ongoing spread of the more transmissible omicron variant.
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Biden Slams COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Lies,' Announces Free At-Home Tests
Pres. Joe Biden urged COVID-19 vaccine doubters to stop “peddling lies."
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Amid Rising Inflation, State Forecasts Project Solid Growth For Colorado's Economy
Coloradans can expect to receive refunds and tax cuts — mandated under state law when revenue exceeds a certain amount.
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Schumer Vows U.S. Senate Action On Voting Rights And Social Policy, As Manchin Rift Deepens
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to force votes on voting rights, a sweeping social policy bill and a change to Senate rules.
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Griswold Asks Judge To Dismiss ‘Baseless' GOP Election-Denier Lawsuit
Lawsuit filed by six Republican elected officials seeking to launch a third-party “audit” of the 2020 election.
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Colorado Hopes To Persuade Nursing Homes To Admit Older, Ill Parolees
Colorado's Dept. of Corrections officials asking lawmakers for additional money to help find homes for older and ill inmates upon release.
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Gov. Polis Appoints Republican Ken Montera To CU Board Of Regents
Republican management consultant Ken Montera will serve as the new University of Colorado Regent from the 5th Congressional District.
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As Boulder Mourns Unhoused Dead, Community Awaits Answers On Final Days Of Mother And Baby
Jessica Aldama will be remembered on Tuesday, Dec. 21, National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day.
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Biden Administration Resists Democrats' Pleas On Student Debt Relief As Deadline Nears
Congressional Democrats are pushing to cancel some student debt and extend the freeze on student loan repayments.
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Transportation Commission Approves Planning Rule Aimed At Greenhouse Gas Cuts
Advocates hope planning rules will shift billions in funding towards public transit improvements and other multimodal projects.
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‘Ghost Guns' Would Be Banned Under Proposed Denver Law
If passed, the bill would ban the possession, carry, use, manufacture and sale of non-serialized guns in Denver.
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Dead Voters The Subject Of Federal Lawsuit From Conservative Group Against Colorado Secretary Of State
A conservative nonprofit has launched a lawsuit over records of deceased registered voters.
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‘QAnon Shaman' Appears On Colorado GOP Figure Joe Oltmann's Podcast
Colorado conservative activist Joe Oltmann's FEC United group has ties to many Republican figures and organizations throughout the state.
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Sen. Hickenlooper Says ‘Time To Change The Filibuster' To Protect Voting Rights
“Protecting the right to vote shouldn’t be a partisan issue, and we set out to work across the aisle," the senator said.
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Sen. Bennet Supports Eliminating Filibuster, Spokesperson Confirms
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet supports eliminating the Senate filibuster, his office confirmed Wednesday.
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Sen. Bennet Pushes For Continued Child Tax Credit In Build Back Better Act
Last time 600,000 Colorado families get monthly child tax credit payment unless Congress extends program through Build Back Better Act.