What’s on my ballot? In University of Colorado regent election, only one primary race is opposed
There will be no opposed race for Republicans to decide and only one for Democrats in University of Colorado Regent elections on the primary ballot.
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Denver nonprofit at risk of shutting down its free vet clinic if it can’t find new location
The Denver nonprofit Peace, Love and Paws is at risk of shutting down its free vet clinic if it can’t find a new location. The group provides free veterinary services for the people experiencing homelessness and living below the poverty line.
Cooper: Is signature verification of mail-in ballots valid?
All mail-in voting systems use a process called signature verification to verify the person voting by mail is the voter registered to vote. In Colorado this process is based on comparing the signature on the outer ballot envelope with the digital signature images in a database called SCORE.
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A call to ban the sale of high-potency THC products in Boulder, amid rising teen mental health concerns
Avani Dilger, a licensed counselor specializing in addiction, has worked with young people in Boulder County for decades. She runs a private practice and Natural Highs, a nonprofit she founded to help teens choose alternatives to drugs and alcohol. Recently, she noticed a change in how local young people are affected by THC products as the potency of those products has risen.
Guns, deepfakes and occupancy limits: 16 new Colorado laws go into effect in July
Hundreds of bills were passed and signed into law during the 2024 Colorado legislative session, and over a dozen of these will go into effect on July 1.
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Colorado to use $826 million in federal funds to expand high-speed internet availability
Colorado is another step closer to providing more high-speed internet access across the state.
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Tucker Carlson tour to stop Sept. 6 in Colorado Springs with Tulsi Gabbard
Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News conservative primetime show host, will make Colorado Springs a destination this fall.
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Walcher: The EPA’s end run around the Supreme Court
Many Westerners celebrated earlier this year when the Supreme Court finally declared once and for all that “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) does not include every creek, pond, ditch, puddle, and parking lot drain in the country.
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Krannawitter: Campaign finance reform is to blame for prosecution of Trump
Campaign finance laws—not merely McCain-Feingold—were at the heart of the recent jury conviction of Donald Trump. A more accurate title, therefore, could be: Revenge of Campaign Finance Reform Laws.
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Fort Collins to start 2-year, $42M infrastructure project in Old Town to address 150-year-old issues
The City of Fort Collins is moving forward with one of its largest infrastructure projects ever as the city prepares to address more than a century of flooding concerns. The project will install a new drainage system through Old Town, largely along Oak Street, west of College Avenue.