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Telehealth bill aims to increase rural access to vet care

House Bill 24-1048 would aim to make veterinary care more accessible to those living in outlying areas of the state, with limited veterinarian care access, by aligning state and federal law and by authorizing the state board of veterinarian medicine to establish rules for the use of telehealth services.

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George Brauchler, once term-limited in 18th District, announces he will run for DA in new 23rd Judicial District

After facing term limits three years ago as the top prosecutor in the state’s largest judicial district โ€” covering Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties โ€” George Brauchler is vying to become the inaugural district attorney from the new judicial district that will be created at the beginning of next year, when the old 18th district splits in two.

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In April, discounted internet will end for 250,000 low-income households if Congress doesn’t act

The federal subsidy to reduce internet bills for nearly 250,000 Colorado households is winding down and funding is set to run out by April. But the first deadline is Wednesday at 10 p.m. when local internet providers must stop accepting new customers.

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Colorado lawmakers seek to boost condo development by reducing lawsuits over construction errors

In a bid to spur condominium construction in Colorado, a group of state lawmakers introduced a bill Monday aimed at reducing lawsuits over construction errors by narrowing when they can be filed and by giving builders and homeowners an avenue to make repairs faster and without going to court.ย 

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