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Biden Signs Law Making Juneteenth A New Federal Holiday
‘Our work to root out hate never ends,' president says.
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Colorado Third In The Nation To Pass Sweeping Data Privacy Legislation
Another bill aims to safeguard immigrants' personal information.
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Colorado Wildfires: Latest Updates On The 2021 Fire Season
Forecasts, and evacuation and closure information for major wildfires in Colorado.
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Former Colorado GOP Chair Accused Of Stealing $280K From Pro-Trump Super PAC
State disciplinary complaint alleges Ryan Call siphoned funds from Rebuilding America Now.
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Federal Judge Halts Biden Pause On New Oil And Gas Leases Across The US
Energy development on public lands was said to account for 1/4 of country's carbon emissions.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene In New Attack On Fauci, Demands His Salary Be Stripped
White House signals it is standing with Fauci.
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US House Panel Probes Slow Cleanup Of ‘Exploited' Coal Mining Sites
DeGette holds up Colorado's Office of Just Transition as model.
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This Group Has Some Ideas To Speed Up Colorado's Appeals Process For Child Welfare Cases
More training, updated courtroom technology, expanded electronic filing system among recommendations submitted to Colorado Supreme Court.
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Number Of Bills Passed By Colorado Legislature Is The Highest In Nine Years
More than 80% of introduced bills will make it to Gov. Polis' desk.
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Teachers Come Under Pressure As Politicians, Parents Battle Over ‘Critical Race Theory'
Legal challenges to new restrictive policies possible.
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Ousted Space Force Commander Defended By Rep. Lamborn Advanced White ‘Genocide' Theory In Book
Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier wrote that ‘demonization of … whites' will lead to ‘the wrath of genocide'.
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Biden's Public Lands Pick Wins Backing By Environmental Advocates Ahead Of Hearing
Hickenlooper encourages Stone-Manning to keep BLM headquarters in Grand Junction.
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Lawmakers Advance Heavily-Amended Climate Bill In Compromise With Gov. Polis
Democrats drop SB-200 but revive some limits on polluters in HB-1266.
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National Parks Struggling With Maintenance Would Get A Boost Under Biden Budget Request
$4.1 million proposed for the Sand Creek Massacre site in Colorado.
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CO's Second Chance Center Is Redefining What Success Looks Like After Incarceration
Nearly 50% of people leaving prison in Colorado land back behind bars within 3 years.
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Survivors Of Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Could Sue Perpetrators Under Bill Nearing Final Test
House Judiciary Committee advances bill years in the making.
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Historic $5.3B Transportation Bill Sent To Governor's Desk
SB-260 would create new fees on gas, deliveries, rideshare apps to fund infrastructure needs.
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‘We're Going To Mobilize Every Single District': What's Next For The Denver Task Force That Wants To Reimagine Policing
Members challenge the notion that more policing leads to safer communities. The police are sticking to their guns.
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Senate GOP Filibuster Blocks Commission To Probe US Capitol Attack
Vote is likely to intensify the toxic atmosphere on Capitol Hill.
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Heading For A National Park? The ‘Biggest Season In The History Of The Park Service' Predicted.
Officials mull reservations, timed entry and limiting visitor numbers to address congestion.