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Guide: CO Colleges, Universities Issue COVID Rules
Colleges and universities in Colorado are facing difficulties when it comes to issuing guidelines in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Partial Reopening Of I-70 In Glenwood Canyon Set For Saturday Afternoon
A 17-mile stretch of Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon has been closed for nearly two weeks due to mudslide damage.
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Former Sen. Ken Salazar Of Colorado Confirmed As Ambassador To Mexico
Former U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar of Colorado was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the new ambassador to Mexico.
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Poll: 61% Of Coloradans Support Key Provisions In Democrats' Budget Bill
Colorado progressives touted new polling showing strong support for the next item on President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats’ agenda
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Key Decision Looms For How CO Will Count Inmates In Redistricting Data
A final vote will likely take place on Thursday for the congressional redistricting commission.
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Report Highlights ‘Tree Equity' Gaps In CO Neighborhoods
How much of the open space, sidewalks and other land in your neighborhood is shaded by trees?
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Vaccination Rates In CO Prisons Remain Low As COVID-19 Cases Spike Across The State
Throughout the pandemic, correctional facilities have been a hotspot for COVID-19 outbreaks.
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A Wave Of New Criminal Justice Laws Were Enacted In Colorado. Here Are The Big Takeaways.
Proponents say ‘historic progress' made in advancing public safety and equity.
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Biden's Public Lands Pick Nears Crucial Vote In Growing Senate Confirmation Fight
Support for Tracy Stone-Manning appears to remain largely intact.
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Former CO GOP Chair Denies Wrongdoing In Case Of $280K In ‘Misappropriated' Trump PAC Funds
Allegations against Ryan Call are the subject of a Federal Election Commission investigation.
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A Federal Investigation Seeks To Uncover The Painful History Of Native American Boarding Schools
Two of the schools were in Colorado.
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Guía: Qué Necesitas Saber Sobre Las Protecciones Contra Desalojos Ahora En Colorado
Las declaraciones de desalojo han subido continuamente desde que la moratoria estatal de desalojos expiró el Día de Año Nuevo.
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More Than 30 States Join Lawsuit Accusing Google Of Anti-Competitive Practices
Company inflated consumer prices, Colorado attorney general alleges.
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Report: Veteran Suicides Far Outstrip Combat Deaths In Post-9/11 Wars
New Colorado law establishes pilot prevention program in El Paso County.
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Elephants Partly Inspired These New CO Laws, Which Aim To Improve Health Care For Pregnant People
When a pregnant elephant goes into labor, members of the herd surround her in a protective circle.
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White House Says Executive Order Coming On Labeling Beef As A ‘Product Of USA'
Domestic farmers said to be competing against foreign companies that are ‘misleading consumers.'
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GOP Furor Over ‘Critical Race Theory' Hits College Campuses
State lawmakers move to restrict what can be taught in university classrooms.
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US House Backs Select Committee To Probe Jan. 6 Attack On The Capitol
Members of the Colorado delegation vote along party lines.
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Biden, Western Governors Plan For ‘Severe' Wildfire Season In White House Briefing
First-of-its-kind meeting modeled on FEMA preparations for hurricane season.
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As Abortion Access Shrinks Nationwide, CO Remains A Sanctuary State For Reproductive Health Care
Senate Bill 21-142 ensures that survivors of incest or rape can access abortion care.