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Climate Bill Advanced By Senate Committee As Polis Issues Veto Threat
Governor says legislation would give ‘dictatorial authority' to state air-quality commission.
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Boulder City Council Gives Initial OK For $2.7M To Clear Homeless Encampments And Hire More ‘Eyes On The Ground'
Initiatives would increase the policing and enforcement of the city's camping ban without providing housing solutions.
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Biden Calls For Sweeping ‘Once-In-A-Generation Investment' To Reshape The Nation
Rep. Boebert draws attention with space blanket gesture during speech.
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Boulder City Council OKs $2.7M To Clear Homeless Encampments, Hire More ‘Eyes On The Ground'
Initiatives would increase the policing and enforcement of the city's camping ban without providing housing solutions.
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Front Range Rail District Bill Wins Bipartisan Support In First Hearing
Special district would be authorized to ask voters for a 0.8% sales tax increase.
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Senate Republicans Rip Into Biden's Oil And Gas Leasing Pause
Oil and gas extraction on federal lands said to contribute nearly 1/4 of the country's emissions.
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Democratic Lawmakers Amend Major Health Care Bill, Remove Public Option Provisions
Health care industry stakeholders move from opposed to neutral on HB-1232.
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Census Data Kicks Off Partisan Brawl In Statehouses Over US House Seats
Colorado 1 of 6 states to gain a congressional district.
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Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, Montana Among States Gaining US House Seats
States will not receive the data needed to complete redistricting until late September.
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Colorado's 2-1-1 Hotline Would Ramp Up Mental Health, Substance Use Referrals Under Proposed Law
The system currently serves callers with referrals to resources such as legal help, prescription assistance and housing.
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Colorado Is Officially Getting Another Seat In Congress, But It's Still Unclear Where The District Will Be Drawn
The U.S. Census Bureau announced that the state's population has increased nearly 15% in the last decade.
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Behavioral Health Administration Forming Amid Rising Suicides, Overdose Deaths
A new agency will manage the state's mental health and substance use programs, aiming to improve care.
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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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Federal Health Regulators Urge States To Restart Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Women between 18 and 50 to be informed about the risks and benefits.
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Boulder Route ‘Recommended' By Commissioners As Front Range Rail Momentum Builds
Colorado bill would create independent state entity with taxing power to fund rail construction.
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It's Official: Biden Taps Montana's Tracy Stone-Manning As Public Lands Chief
Question of whether bureau headquarters will stay in Colorado remains.
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Landmark Police Reform Law From 2020 Would Get A Boost Under Follow-Up Legislation
Colorado Reps. Herod, Gonzales-Gutierrez want to expand body camera use, clarify when officers can use force.
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Boulder Shooting Suspect Faces 43 Additional Charges, Including For Large-Capacity Magazines
Investigators ‘still looking into' whether magazines were sold to suspect illegally.
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Coloradans Could Know As Soon As Friday Whether The State Will Gain Another Seat In Congress
The Census Bureau numbers will show how much the state's population has ballooned in the last decade.
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Biden Calls For Paid Time Off For Vaccinations As US Hits 200 Million Goal
More than 51% of Americans over 18 have received at least one vaccine dose.
