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Category: News/Politics
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…”
Colorado Celebrates National Voter Registration Day
Colorado is one of the country’s leaders in percentage of registered voters…
Feds OK Selected Killing of Reintroduced Wolves, Accommodating Colorado Legislature
The rule will authorize lethal control, as well as “injurious nonlethal” methods and “intentional harassment,” against wolves who threaten livestock…
The Men Who Don’t Want Abortions, Part One
“Abortion will end in America when Men become Men again…”
With Two Weeks Until the Money Runs Out, Congress Grinds to a Halt on Spending Bills
Amid rising tensions and an approaching hard deadline, the U.S. House and Senate ended their work week on Thursday without a deal…
Humane Society Offering Low-Cost Pet Vaccinations Tomorrow
This is first-come, first-served event. No appointment is necessary and there are no income or financial requirements…
A Monument to Women’s Suffrage on the National Mall?
Colorado’s Rep. Joe Neguse has sponsored a bipartisan bill to allow a monument to be constructed on National Mall…
OPINION: Denouncing the U.S. District Court DACA Decision
While Judge Hanen’s ruling may not immediately terminate the program, it jeopardizes the future of DACA recipients…
14th Amendment Lawsuit Filed to Keep Trump Off the Colorado Ballot
“A state’s legitimate interest in protecting the integrity… of the political process permits it to exclude from the ballot candidates who are constitutionally prohibited from assuming office,” Gorsuch wrote…
Colorado Crime Rate Dropping in 2023? Part Two
“I do think that having a multi-disciplinary, collective group look at some of these issues is useful,” said Donner…
GROWING PAINS: Millennial STR Owners Deal with a Difficult Economy
Inexperienced STR owners are bleeding-out their modest equity as the Federal Reserve is holding interest rates higher for longer…
Colorado Looks to Close ‘Incarceration-to-Homelessness’ Pipeline
Savage said ‘Project: Elevate’ has given her a place to feel safe and can help connect her with job options…
Student Loan Borrowers Warned About Scams, as Repayment Begins
“As student loan repayment starts back up in October, scammers and fraudsters will be using it as an opportunity to prey on borrowers…”