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U.S. Senate Rejects Biden's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Private Employers
The U.S. Senate passed a resolution to block a vaccine mandate for private employers.
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‘Dark Money' Group Behind Conservative Ballot Measures Ordered To Pay Fine, Disclose Donors
Colorado secretary of state's office ordered a conservative nonprofit to pay $40,000 fine and disclose the sources of its contributions.
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Colorado Releases Draft Plan For Voluntary Universal Preschool
The draft plan relies heavily on local leaders to implement the state's vision for early childhood education.
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Muslim State Lawmaker Says Boebert-Style Rhetoric Fuels Hate
Colorado's first Muslim state lawmaker believes words — like those recently used by U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert — have consequences.
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Billions Targeted To State Wildlife Conservation Under Bipartisan Push In Congress
Bipartisan pair of senators called for Congress to approve billions in new funding for states to manage wildlife recovery work.
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Rep. Lamborn Introduces Legislation To Replace ‘Fetus' With ‘Unborn Child' In Federal Law
Colorado Springs Rep. Doug Lamborn has introduced legislation to replace the word “fetus” with “unborn child” in all federal law.
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‘Americans Always Rebuild': Biden Promotes Infrastructure Investments In Kansas City Speech
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pres. Joe Biden visited Kansas City Area Transportation Authority to tout $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill he signed.
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Kansas' Bob Dole Remembered At U.S. Capitol Ceremony For Public Service, Sense Of Humor
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden and others remembered Dole as a World War II veteran, a public servant, an acerbic comedian, and advocate.
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Investigation Urged Of Doctor Who Operated On Immigrant Women In Detention
A doctor is accused of performing gynecological procedures on immigrant women without their consent or full understanding.
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Congress Gives Up On Attempt To Make Women Register For The Draft After GOP Outcry
WASHINGTON — Bipartisan provision in defense measure that would have required young Americans to register for military draft has been cut.
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House Republicans Slam Treatment Of Jan. 6 Defendants Held At D.C. Jail
WASHINGTON — Complain about poor conditions at jail housing inmates charged with violence with the Jan 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
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Mandates, Tests, ‘Enforcers' Help College Students Remain On Colorado Campuses
Newsline examined how three Colorado colleges and universities managed COVID-19 on campus as a wave of cases arose in the state.
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Montana's Jon Tester To Vote With U.S. Senate GOP To Undo Biden Vaccine Rule
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Jon Tester is one of at least two Democrats expected to join every Senate Republican in a vote Wednesday night.
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U.S. House Progressives File Resolution Yanking Boebert Committee Assignments
WASHINGTON — The Colorado Republican suggested Minnesota’s Rep. Ilhan Omar, one of only three Muslims in Congress, was a terrorist.
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Boebert Challenger Valdez Calls On Congresswoman To Resign Over Islamophobic Comments
Democratic candidate for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District and state Rep. Donald Valdez called on Rep. Lauren Boebert to resign.
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More Than $73M In Unemployment Benefits Paid To Potential Fraudsters, Audit Finds
Colorado paid more than $73 million in unemployment benefits to likely or potential fraudsters from March 2020 through April 2021.
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Shelters For Homeless Pets And Their Humans Open In Grand Junction
Shelter organization identified as a top priority the need to serve houseless individuals unable to reside in congregate living situations.
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Democrats Risk Losses In 2022 If They Give Up On Paid Leave, Advocates Say
WASHINGTON — Paid family leave briefly dropped from congressional Democrats' massive social spending and climate bill earlier this fall.
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‘I See A War Coming,' Says Militia Leader With Colorado GOP Ties
A prominent Colorado Republican activist on Tuesday urged fellow conservatives to reject political violence and extremism.
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Natural Gas Company Cancels Pipeline Project Championed By Colorado Drillers, Politicians
A proposal to build a major new natural gas pipeline and export terminal in southern Oregon has been officially dropped.