Coloradans agree social media is bad for youth mental health. Now lawmakers want to do something about it.
A bill introduced in the state legislature would put regulations on social media platforms to help limit how much time teens spend scrolling
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Say hello to the $18 Big Mac Combo Meal, As Fast Food Prices Soar
Low-income customers making less than $45,000 per year have largely stopped ordering from McDonald’s, the fast-food giant’s chief executive Chris Kempczinski admitted Monday on an earnings call with Wall Street analysts.
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Gaines: A Colorado for all, as long as you agree with Democrats
Is Colorado, as Governor Polis has said he wants, a Colorado for all, or is it just a Colorado for those that agree with Democrat policy?
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Lakewood residents want transparency from City Council over migrant housing concerns
An emergency community meeting in Lakewood on Tuesday night brought hundreds of concerned citizens together to address the potential for the city to become a sanctuary for migrants.
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‘A bad night for Nikki Haley’ and maybe more to come in her home state, poll finds
Donald Trump could pass the 100 delegate threshold later this month, signaling the foregone conclusion he is on the way to his third straight nomination as the Republican Party’s choice for President.
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Denver Public Schools Under Scrutiny for Alleged Racial Discrimination Against White Students
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened two discrimination complaints filed against Denver Public Schools’ use of race in selecting committee members to evaluate the district’s “discipline matrix” and in deciding which students can take math extension courses.
Sen. Tim Scott dodges VP questions: ‘Shouldn’t make this about me’
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) danced around questions about potentially becoming former President Donald Trump’s running mate as speculation arises about his 2024 ticket, saying the focus shouldn’t be on him or another possible candidate for vice president.
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House bill making toddler items tax-free in Colorado could save families $980 annually, cost the state $8M
A proposal that seeks to exempt toddler and baby products from the state sales tax narrowly passed its committee first hurdle on Monday.
Revitalizing Colorado’s economy with clean energy falls short, yet again
A second attempt at defining nuclear energy as a clean energy source died in the Colorado State Legislature last week, despite a robust turnout of supportive citizens across the political spectrum that outnumbered opponents two to one.
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One rate that hasn’t risen is on savings accounts, and it would help millions
Rates have soared for mortgages, credit cards, auto loans, and a range of other debt products, but not for savings accounts at big banks used by millions.
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