In run for state board of education, Yazmin Navarro calls for more voter interaction, education and assistance
As the wife of a U.S. Marine and a mother, Yazmin Navarro experienced education models in America and abroad.
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Taxpayers gave $50 million to Thornton’s Solid Power to expand, prove out EV battery technology
Thornton-based Solid Power has a $50 million federal grant to ramp up development of the solid-state EV batteries it considers the technology of the near-future in automobiles, putting the company closer to its goal of developing a mass production facility in the eastern U.S. or Korea.
Double dip on city’s ‘non-sanctuary’ status ‘political grandstanding’ Colorado Springs residents say
Residents on Tuesday criticized a second resolution reaffirming that Colorado Springs is not a “sanctuary city” for migrants crossing U.S. borders as divisive, hateful and an example of political grandstanding.
Water roundtable sought common ground to secure a future with water
Water is essential. Everyone needs it, from cities to farms, but how it is managed can be quite a puzzle.
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‘Handouts don’t help’: How a Colorado county reduced homelessness by 86% in 2 years
Amid a homeless crisis plaguing Colorado’s most populated city, a county just south of Denver claims to have found an effective solution to curbing homelessness in its communities.
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Douglas County to enforce camping ban on public property; each violation could be $1,000 fine
Soon, Douglas County will enforce a camping ban on public property with a potentially hefty fine.
Recreational marijuana sales locations limited by city council in Colorado Springs
A final vote from the Colorado Springs City Council on Tuesday strongly limits where marijuana shops that want to sell recreational marijuana can operate, a move a resident-backed marijuana campaign described as a “backdoor ban” on retail cannabis sales locally.
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Browning: Prop. 127 is ballot box biology gone wild and Mesa County wisely stood against it
By Lindy Browning | Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Prop 127, a ballot initiative brought through the efforts of an extreme animal rights activist group, Cats aren’t Trophies (CATs) is a slap in the face to wildlife experts at Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW). It’s also exploitation through deception for voters who love wildlife. Western Colorado
Iran has already made attempts on Trump’s life that ‘didn’t work out,’ he says
Former President Donald Trump revealed early Wednesday that Iran is behind ongoing plots to assassinate him — unprecedented activity by a US adversary.
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Harris co-chair: she’s ‘going to keep a lot of the same policies’ from Biden
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Harris-Walz Co-Chair Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) responded to a question on if people should know more details about the economic agenda of 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris by stating that she has given “a broad vision” on her priorities and some policies, and is “going to keep a lot of the same policies and agendas” from President Joe Biden.
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