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Biden To Announce Expanded Federal Wildfire Efforts In Meeting With Western Governors
Measures aim to expand response and mitigation capabilities, increase firefighter pay.
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US House Votes To Scuttle Statues Of Confederate Leaders, Bust Of Dred Scott Author
Colorado House members vote along party lines.
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Preliminary State Legislative Maps Released By Redistricting Commission
Boundaries of 100 General Assembly seats could change with more detailed data.
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Six Months After Congress Passed COVID Relief, Shuttered Venues Still Await Payouts
27 Colorado entertainment businesses had received SBA funding as of June 21.
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Douglas County Schools Alum Defends Equity Policy That Parents Call ‘Critical Race Theory'
Conservative opposition to lessons on systemic racism comes to Colorado.
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Threats, Election Audit Requests Though Infrequent Are Reported In Colorado
Secretary Griswold issues emergency rules to ‘protect our democracy'.
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U.S. Department Of Justice Takes Georgia To Court Over Its Elections Law
Suit alleges law aims to abridge voting rights ‘on account of race or color'.
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Biden, Bipartisan Senators Clinch A Deal On $1.2T Infrastructure Plan
Potential funding sources: unused unemployment and COVID-19 relief funds, public-private partnerships.
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Guide: What You Need To Know About Eviction Protections In Colorado Right Now
If you're behind on your rent in Colorado, you have 30 days — not 10 — to get caught up before your landlord can file an eviction.
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Here's What You Should Know About Gun Laws In Colorado
In data point after data point, gun violence is historically high in Colorado.
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Murkowski To Oppose Stone-Manning Nomination, While Tester Works To Keep Support Among Dems
GOP objections stem from candidate's involvement in 1989 tree-spiking incident.
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Senate Democrats' Voting Rights Push Stalls In The Face Of GOP Opposition
For the People Act falls to Republican filibuster.
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CO's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Lacks Oversight And Enforcement, Auditors Find
85 Colorado medical providers each wrote more than 3,000 opioids prescriptions in 2018 and 2019, a rate 26 times higher than the average.
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Q&A: Rep. Naquetta Ricks, First African Immigrant Elected To Colorado Legislature
Freshman lawmaker sponsored bills aimed at helping people grow businesses, build credit.
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College Athletes Score A Big Win In U.S. Supreme Court In NCAA Dispute
Students could earn postgraduate scholarships, study abroad opportunities, internships.
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Endangered Species To Get A Reprieve Under Biden Administration Plans
35 listed species said to occur in Colorado.
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Settled Into New Homes, Refugees In US Say They Are Working For A Better Life For All
‘We need to continue to welcome people with open arms.'
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Post-Trump, Refugee Resettlement Agencies Ramp Up Services
US could see up to 62,500 refugees this year, after delayed decision from Biden.
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Biden Public Lands Nominee Opposed By GOP Over Link To 1989 Tree-Spiking In Idaho
Tracy Stone-Manning sent threatening letter but testified against perpetrator.
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Sneak Peek: Recommended Solutions To Colorado's Affordable Housing Crisis
Lower income requirements for assistance programs, incentives for preservation of existing housing units among preliminary recommendations.
