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Business leaders say they’re deflated by preliminary state rules on carbon management

Colorado regulators gave preliminary approval on Dec. 5 to the state’s first comprehensive rules on carbon capture and sequestration — rules that business leaders warn could scare off projects that are needed to meet statewide emissions-reduction goals.

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After sightings above three states ‘for weeks’ some want action or threaten to take matters into own hands

New Jersey residents frustrated with a lack of answers regarding dozens of potential drone sightings in the skies above their homes are threatening to take action on their own if the government doesn’t start providing answers.

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Gaines: Recalling drones of our own in Eastern Colorado and a ‘nothing to see here’ response

Maintaining a healthy skepticism can be a challenge. 

So many things these days are there to monetize your attention, and all too often the people generating the eye-catching content on social media (and sometimes in regular media) are none too picky about grabbing you without exaggerating or, sadly, making things up.

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Grand Junction’s 7th Street plan may have city on course for head-on collision with constituents

As Grand Junction unveils its proposal to make major changes to 7th Street — citing safety for pedestrians and bicyclists — more than 200 people attended a meeting of City Council in person or virtually last week with about two-thirds of them vehemently opposed to the direction City Council seems determined to pursue.

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Company that owns three apartment complexes at heart of Aurora TdA gang concerns sues state AG

The owners of the troubled apartment complexes in Aurora have filed a lawsuit against Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser to block a subpoena for the company’s records in a civil investigation.

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