Why did a highly publicized effort to recall four board of education members in Douglas County come to a halt last night?
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Biden Pausing Fossil Fuel Leases on Public Lands is a Necessary First Step, but More is Needed
I am a medical doctor in Pueblo, specializing in public health, particularly occupational and environmental health. Before COVID forced me to suspend my practice, I evaluated many people with health problems related to their work or pollution in their communities. It was frustrating that all too often the conditions were due to preventable exposures.
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Hick Criticized for Being Only CO Dem in Congress Who’s Not Sponsoring Bill to Raise Minimum Wage to $15
Although a $15 minimum wage provision of the COVID stimulus bill was tossed aside in the U.S. Senate Thursday, union organizations in Colorado aren’t giving up hope.
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CO Conservatives Launch Program That May Bring Some Sanity to the Republican Party
Former Colorado Republican lawmaker Lois Landgraf is directing a new candidate training program that’s searching for conservatives who can actually win in Colorado.
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Casper Stockham Joins CO GOP Leaders Promoting Election Fraud Conspiracy
[Updated 3/5: see additional statement from Jonathan Lockwood at end]
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Boebert Outrageously Claims That Nearly a Quarter of COVID Relief Bill Could Fund Abortion
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) has been taking to Twitter to criticize the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill moving through Congress as a “bailout” for Planned Parenthood and to claim that it “frees up $414 billion in funding for elective abortions.”
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After Being Asked To Pull Up His Mask, Vail Employee Said He Had a Gun
Things got a little tense–and the chairlift line got a little longer–at Vail on Friday after an off-duty Vail Resorts employee was asked by an on-duty employee to pull up his facemask, allegedly argued and then said he had a gun.
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Small Towns and Rural Communities Need Public Transit, Too
With the pandemic taking a devastating toll on local budgets, the U.S. public transit system is battling to survive. For much of the country, this funding crisis jeopardizes an already withering lifeline.
