Colorado lawmakers propose $2 billion budget hike
Colorado House lawmakers on Thursday spent their day wrestling with the state’s 2024-25 budget, and there was plenty to fight about.
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Colorado lawmakers push for funeral industry regulations after string of scandals
As she spread her son David’s ashes in Utah, Crystina Page was struck by the extraordinary beauty of the landscape.
She was also struck by the memory of being there before — having done the same thing.
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Colorado lawmakers reject proposed ban on new oil and gas drilling after 2030
A bill to ban new oil and gas drilling in Colorado after 2030 — which sparked a spate of industry TV ads with dire warnings — was rejected Thursday by a bipartisan majority of the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee after a marathon hearing.
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White House forbids kids from using ‘religious’ symbols, themes in Easter Egg Contest
Joe Biden is fond of talking about being a Catholic, but he seems to have forgotten the meaning of the holy day of Easter.
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In new poll, voters support almost anyone over Haley as Trump’s VP pick, favor DeSantis
Republican and independent voters appear open to just about anyone former President Donald Trump is considering as his running mate, with one exception — former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley.
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FDA concedes on ‘wonder drug’ Ivermectin, contradicting claim it is just an animal wormer
After years of controversy over using ivermectin to fight COVID-19, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finally gave in and agreed to remove its social media posts that urge people to stop using the drug.
Behind massive mail-in ballot push is a little-noticed Biden executive order
A federal effort to register voters using the government’s vast reach, including throughout the U.S. prison system, is raising concerns from critics who have said it won’t benefit Democrats and Republicans equally.
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Placeholder won, but voting signaled who’s leading in race to replace Buck
Republican delegates rolled through six rounds of balloting before finally choosing Greg Lopez to serve as a placeholder for the remainder of Ken Buck’s congressional term representing the 4th District.
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Biden Administration made $236B in ‘Improper Payments’ last year: GAO report
An estimated $236 billion in improper or incorrect payments was made under the Biden administration last year, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting for $100 billion of that total, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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The Western Slope Statesman Podcast #0003- Funeral Homes with Senator Roberts
By The Western Slope Statesman Podcast On this episode, we are joined by Sen. Dylan Roberts (CO-SD8) to discuss the state of funeral home regulation in Colorado. Resources mentioned in this podcast: HB20-1148: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb20-1148Colorado Office of Funeral Home and Crematory Registration: https://dpo.colorado.gov/FuneralCrema…SB24-173: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb24-173HB24-1335: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1335HB22-1073: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb22-1073For more content like this please like and subscribe above or
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