House opens 75th session with Rep. DeGraaf questioning, if passwords were leaked can election be certified?
It did not take long for the opening of the 75th General Assembly to reach a hiccup Wednesday.
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Republicans in minority, but with House seat gains, as 75th General Assembly opens on Wednesday
The 75th session of the Colorado General Assembly opens Wednesday, Jan. 8, with sine die — adjournment on the final day of the session — slated for May 7.
Browning: Colorado egg law and bird flu has people ‘scrambling’ to find eggs
During the last few weeks, there have been a couple of notable changes you may have noticed at your local grocer.
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District 11 ends decades-old contract with teacher union in effort to deliver for students, families
The District 11 School Board has decided against renewing its master agreement with the local teacher union — the Colorado Springs Education Association (CSEA).
In four days, wintry weather has canceled 250 flights, delayed 2,820 more at DIA
A four-day snow event in Denver and areas east of the Continental Divide has done more than dump some badly-needed moisture on half the state.
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Brita Horn announces she will seek chair of Colorado Republican Party
Brita Horn, a former Routt County treasurer, fire chief and grassroots and civic leader, has announced her candidacy for chair of the Colorado Republican Party.
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Gaines: You, too, can file a campaign finance complaint against someone
You may not have known this before, but you have the ability to accuse someone in this state of a campaign finance law violation.
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Letter: Reflections on America and the once thriving rural family farm economy
I have a small farm of 24 acres. Although only a fraction is cultivated, the rest is open grazing, and it keeps me plenty busy. I grow squash, rabbits, plum, hackberry, rose hips, mint, sage, potatoes, firewood, furniture wood, and hay, using horse and rabbit manure (and wood ash) for fertilizer.
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Smart Wolf Policy group organizes to recall failed Colorado wolf law
Colorado Advocates for Smart Wolf Policy (SWPCO) has submitted a draft statutory proposition for the 2026 election to the Colorado Legislative Council, which, if successful, would return wildlife management back to experts and biologists who are assigned to manage the 903 wildlife species in Colorado.
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Browning: Where we’ve been and how it’s going in the ‘Great Colorado Wolf Experiment’
It’s been just more than a year since Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) began implementing the 2020 narrowly-approved Proposition 114 to reintroduce the gray wolf.
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