Build the wall: Texas wins lawsuit forcing Biden-Harris Admin to continue border wall construction
Texas has won a major lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration, forcing them to continue constructing the wall on the southern border.
Students on Colorado’s Youth Advisory Council come with ideas for state lawmakers
Help schools install solar panels to cut fossil fuel use. Reduce cafeteria food waste by creating “share” tables and composting programs. Stock opioid overdose remedies in school AED cabinets.
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Passage of proposed slaughterhouse ban could cost Denver 2,000 jobs, study finds
Colorado is home to the largest lamb and sheep processing industry in the country, supplying goods around the country while playing a key role in supporting the state’s agricultural sector and the economy at large.
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Wildfire concerns lead organizers to cancel Estes Park half marathon, 5K
With several wildfires actively burning around Estes Park, the organizers of the Rocky Mountain Half Marathon & 5K scheduled for Saturday have canceled the race.
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Sheriff: Alexander Mountain fire burned more than two dozen structures
The Alexander Mountain fire destroyed more than two dozen structures, according to Larimer County Sheriff’s Office. The structures, most outbuildings and homes, are in the immediate area of Palisade Mountain Drive and Snow Top Drive.
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Republican campaigns say Colorado GOP turmoil means they are going it alone heading into November
Republicans running in tight races across the state this year don’t expect to get the kind of help from the Colorado GOP that the party has offered in the past, a big deficit as conservatives try to claw their way back to political relevance.
Cats Aren’t Trophies group advances mountain lion hunting ban to ballot
Colorado voters will get a chance to ban mountain lion hunting in November.
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‘I voted’ sticker art contest open to Colorado high school students
High school students throughout Colorado are encouraged to participate in a contest being offered by the secretary of state’s office to create an “I Voted” digital sticker.
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Stossel: What RFK Jr. says about government spending and debt
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won applause at the Libertarian presidential convention in May by criticizing government lockdowns and deficit spending, and saying America shouldn’t police the world.
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Enough with beef, wolves feast on lamb in latest depredation, CPW officials say
Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed that eight sheep in Grand County were killed by wolves. The agency updated its Gray Wolf Depredation Report webpage on Wednesday. According to the webpage, the depredations occurred on Sunday, and the investigation is still in progress. This is the 14th wolf depredation incident confirmed in Colorado since reintroduction.
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