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Category: News/Politics
READY, FIRE, AIM: Best Holiday Very Close
The amazing progress that humankind has made since the invention of the iPhone now allows me to choose a range of high-tech lighting patterns on my Christmas tree…
Colorado’s 150th-Anniversary License Plate Breaks Sales Records
“I was so thrilled to learn that my design is the fastest selling license plate in Colorado history…”
Colorado’s New Gun Law Faces Legal Challenge
RMGO is also challenging a new Colorado law that raises the minimum age to purchase a gun to 21 years old…
DOLA Alerts Public of ‘Emergency Rental Assistance’ Text Fraud Scheme
As of November 15, 2022, the Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) stopped accepting new applications…
How Some Republicans Came to View Ken Buck as ‘Colorado’s Liz Cheney’
Buck was one of five Republicans who initially voted against a recent House defense spending bill…
Foreign Ownership of U.S. Farmland Discussed at U.S. Senate Hearing
However, Ortega said there is “no clear evidence” that foreign ownership is making U.S. farmland prices rise…
VA Says Government Shutdown Won’t Affect Most Veteran Benefits
Veterans who rely on government health care and other assistance can continue to see their doctors and receive pension benefits…
U.S. Senate Attempts to Avert Federal Shutdown
The U.S. Senate is on track to clear a short-term government funding bill in the days ahead…
Colorado River Basin Farmers, Ranchers, Weigh In on Water Policy
“Farmers and ranchers are concerned about the future of the communities they live in and the land they care for…”
‘Denver Basic Income Project’ Coming to an End?
“We can’t build self-autonomy and trust from those who feel disenfranchised in our society, if our society doesn’t first trust them to be autonomous…”
Archuleta Democrats to Host Chili Supper on Saturday, Sept. 30
Beer, wine, soft drinks available to purchase. Dessert, coffee, water will be provided…
State Economic Forecast Predicts Drop in TABOR Refunds
“…and we look forward to making more progress on increasing housing supply…”
Number of Youth in Confinement Fell Again in 2021, Continuing Long-Term Trend
The Sentencing Project celebrates decline but urges continued action to reduce harm caused by incarceration of youth…
Hospitals Plead with Congress to Avert Medicaid Funding Cuts
More than 250 hospitals and health systems are asking Congress to avert or delay a forthcoming $8 billion cut…
Colorado GOP Allowed to File Briefs in Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump from Ballot
“Colorado Republicans can now file briefs, produce evidence, and challenge the other side in this case and at trial…”
Colorado Aims to Shore Up Its Affordable Internet Program
State could soon launch a statewide internet subsidy program if funding for affordable internet dries up…
The Men Who Don’t Want Abortions, Part Two
“At any point, men could have eliminated elective abortions … without ever touching an abortion law, without legislating about women’s bodies, without even mentioning women…”