Aerospace company chooses Colorado over Utah for expansion
A micro-satellite systems and infrastructure developer is expanding its operations into Littleton, Colorado.
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Business leaders say they’re deflated by preliminary state rules on carbon management
Colorado regulators gave preliminary approval on Dec. 5 to the state’s first comprehensive rules on carbon capture and sequestration — rules that business leaders warn could scare off projects that are needed to meet statewide emissions-reduction goals.
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Company that owns three apartment complexes at heart of Aurora TdA gang concerns sues state AG
The owners of the troubled apartment complexes in Aurora have filed a lawsuit against Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser to block a subpoena for the company’s records in a civil investigation.
Colorado to expand health care to illegals, leading to $17 million expense overage
A Colorado program launching on Jan. 1 will provide health care coverage to thousands of undocumented immigrants who currently lack it.
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Second Democrat to seek Colorado Senate District 29 seat to be vacated by Janet Buckner
Maya Wheeler, a community activist and business owner from Aurora, has announced she will be running for the vacant Senate seat in District 29. The seat is currently held by Democratic Sen. Janet Buckner, who recently announced she would be resigning next month after running unopposed in the 2024 election.
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Copper Creek wolf pack to return to wild as Colorado set to release 15 wolves
Colorado Parks and Wildlife planned to release 15 wolves in Colorado by January, and now a few more wolves will join the release.
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Colorado crime experts urge ‘misdemeanor reform’ to combat crime
A panel of experts on Tuesday argued that certain crimes should be a felony, instead of a misdemeanor, and Colorado’s policymakers should give law enforcement the right tools to go after criminals.
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd ready to get to work on border security, immigration in Congress
Since the moment Jeff Hurd was declared the winner of Colorado’s 3rd District election to the U.S. House, he has been working on putting a finer point on the details of the campaign promises to the people in Southern and Western Colorado who elected him.
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State Rep. Brandi Bradley is fundraising, but this time to spread Christmas cheer
It’s a scene no parent wants to imagine: children sleeping on floors, wearing shoes three sizes too small or going without a warm coat during the winter.
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Hunting groups suing CPW commissioners over op-ed ahead of Prop. 127 election
Two influential hunting organizations are suing members of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission saying they violated Colorado Open Meetings Law and spread false information about mountain lion hunting prior to last month’s vote on Proposition 127, which would have banned the hunting and trapping of mountain lions, lynx and bobcats.
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