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US Land Conservation To 30% By 2030 Is The Goal. Colorado Is Only A Third Of The Way There.
A commitment to the “30 by 30” campaign is an official — albeit loosely defined — policy of the U.S. federal government.
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Special Report: Dozens Of Members Of Congress Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19, But Some Still Hesitate
None of Colorado's three Republican representatives is known to have received a vaccine.
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As GOP Shifts Strategy From Election Lawsuits To Laws, Voting Rights Advocates Point To Tennessee As Warning
Voter ID, restrictions on mail ballots and other measures emerge in legislatures throughout the US.
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Biden To Unveil $2T Plan To Rebuild Infrastructure, Create Jobs, Move To Clean Energy
Plan covers bridges and highways but also broadband, community college infrastructure, child care.
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Showdown Over Climate Policy Between Polis, Environmental Groups Likely With New Bill
Senate Bill 200 would require state regulators to adopt rules the governor has opposed.
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‘Historic' Moment: Bill To Let Child Sexual Assault Survivors Sue After Many Years Nears Finish Line
Legislation heads back to Senate after House committee amendment.
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Colorado Opens Vaccine Eligibility Floodgates: All Residents 16 And Older Can Sign Up Starting April 2
Gov. Polis cautions that despite eligibility it might still take weeks to book an appointment.
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Colorado's Jail Population Plummeted Due To Temporary Pandemic Changes. Some Could Become Law.
Proponents say the changes will put limits on who can be booked into a jail for what crimes, and when courts can issue cash bonds.
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House Agriculture Panel Probes ‘Systemic' USDA Discrimination Against Black Farmers
Only 1.4% of the nation's farmers are Black.
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A Wisconsin Voter Asked Biden To Cancel Student Debt. She's Not Giving Up.
Total student loan debt in the US is more than $1.7 trillion.
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Colorado's March Revenue Forecasts: Here Are The Big Takeaways
State projected to end fiscal year with $2.95B extra in reserve funds.
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Increases In Royalties Paid By Oil And Gas Producers, Lease Rates Targeted In Biden Review
Bonding rate paid on wells was established in mid-20th century.
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‘There Are No Words': Boulder Community Gathers To Mourn Lives Taken During Mass Shooting
Rep. Neguse says he will push for legislative change.
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Boulder Shooting Prompts Calls From Democrats For Assault Weapons Ban In Colorado
Top House Republican: ‘It is not the time to snap to judgment.'
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Colorado Ranks Near Bottom In Availability Of Affordable Housing For Lowest-Income Renters
State said to have one of the largest gaps between available affordable units and the number needed.
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Victims, Suspect Identified In Boulder Mass Shooting
‘This is a pain that we need to sit with,' Gov. Polis says as mourning, investigations begin.
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Boulder Suspect Bought Assault Weapon Six Days Before Shooting
In White House address, Biden calls for ‘common-sense steps that will save lives.'
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Tearful Tributes To Victims Lost In Boulder Shooting Heard At Colorado Capitol
Bill that would require gun owners to report lost or stolen firearms gets House hearing.
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Biden Calls On Senate To Act On Background Checks After Mass Shooting In Colorado
Colorado Sen. Hickenlooper: ‘Enough is enough.'
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US House Panel Divides On Party Lines Over How To Better Conserve Public Lands
DeGette: Most protected lands would be available for multiple uses, not just wilderness.
