EDITORIAL: Cut bureaucracy at Colorado’s colleges
Each fall, Colorado parents have ever greater misgivings as they send another round of freshmen to the state’s colleges and universities.
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Boebert faces first test in new district as firebrand fights for her political life
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) will have to convince voters from her new district why they should send her back to Washington in Thursday’s first Republican primary debate.
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Polis, governors to Congress, White House: Make immigration deal
A cadre of Democratic governors — including Gov. Jared Polis — called on Congress and the Biden administration to reach a border security deal that includes funding to support states, such as Colorado, that are struggling to respond to the humanitarian crisis caused by an influx of immigrants crossing the border illegally.
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Colorado GOP chair Dave Williams helped push House Republican Leader Mike Lynch to resign
The chairman of the Colorado Republican Party helped in ousting House Minority Leader Mike Lynch, who announced on Wednesday that he is stepping down from his leadership post in the wake of mounting pressure after a DUI arrest in 2022 became public.
Top Republican in Colorado House steps down from leadership a week after news about his 2022 DUI arrest
House Minority Leader Mike Lynch, R-Wellington, announced his decision in an emotional speech on the House floor as his ouster appeared imminent
Caldara: Let’s bring back 4-year TABOR overrides
The former head of the leftist ProgressNow Colorado, who is married to a U.S. congresswoman living in Jefferson County, has donated to the election campaigns of all three of the current Jefferson County commissioners.
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Colorado has the nation’s third-longest waitlist for people charged with crimes and ordered into psychiatric treatment
The number of state-run psychiatric beds for people who are civilly committed or ordered by the criminal justice system shrunk by 20% in seven years, according to a new report
Governor removes Democrat from board that blocked Douglas County’s property tax cut, replaces him with Republican
Jared Polis took Bernie Buescher off the State Board of Equalization, giving Republicans a majority on the panel that reviews local property tax decisions
Crime Wave Plagues Colorado, Small Businesses Suffer
In a recent City Council meeting, Aurora businessman Kenneth Shaw shared his personal stories of the escalating crime crisis that has plagued Colorado in recent years.
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Colorado, 8 other states, push IRS for clarification on taxability of FAMLI benefits
Gov. Jared Polis joined governors from eight other states in urging IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel to provide guidance on the taxability of Family and Medical Leave Insurance, or FAMLI, benefits to avoid double taxation.
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