Caldara: State power weaponized against out-of-favor gay group
Being gay but not holding a liberal opinion makes you a hate group.
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Wildlife commissioners divided on Prop. 127, banning mountain lion, lynx and bobcat hunting
A ballot measure that seeks to prohibit the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx has created a divide among current and former members of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife commission, with animal rights activists arguing that hunting big cats is cruel and unnecessary, and sportsmen asserting that wildlife management should be left to the experts.
Is end of Colorado Dem’s House supermajority needed for balance on business debates?
While politicos are focused on eight or nine races to see if Democrats keep their Colorado House supermajority in the Nov. 5 election, maybe the most important thing for business is not the number of seats each party wins so much as the fact there are so many contests.
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More than $100,000 in damage caused to RTD light rail lines by copper thieves
Copper thieves have disrupted RTD light rail services and caused more than $100,000 in damage, according to RTD. The thefts have been ongoing since April.
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Kamala Harris avoids questions about Biden’s mental decline: ‘Joe Biden is not on the ballot’
Vice President Kamala Harris was confronted with questions about her knowledge of President Biden’s mental decline during her interview Wednesday with Fox News’ Bret Baier.
You can watch Douglas County ballot boxes on a 24/7 livestream
As a mail ballot state, Colorado has been using drop boxes for the return of ballots for years, and one county is allowing residents to watch activity around the boxes whenever they please.
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Durango School Board pauses decision to ban LGBTQ+, Black Lives Matter flags in classrooms
In a room charged with emotion, the Durango School Board’s decision to revisit their flag policy left the community holding its breath.
Amendment H: What to expect if judicial discipline measure passes
Voters in this election will decide whether to modify Colorado’s current system of judicial discipline through a proposed constitutional measure, Amendment H, intended to increase the transparency and independence of the disciplinary process.
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In 10th Circuit, Wendy’s too slow, Costilla septic case dismissed, Overstock short selling
Seeking unpaid wages for himself and other class members, Jeffrey Little filed a putative class action against Wendy’s International LLC in Colorado state court.
Ex-ICE official John Fabbricatore warns Tren de Aragua growing faster than MS-13
A former ICE field director is warning that a violent Venezuelan gang is more organized than the infamous MS-13, and is backing former President Donald Trump’s plan to stamp out the gang in Colorado and across the U.S.
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