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Aurora VA is under federal investigation for serving expired food to veterans

As of this article’s publication date, the VA hospital located in Aurora Colorado is under federal investigation for serving expired/unsafe food in their cafeteria and coffee shop. Between the evidence that was collected by former employee Ralph Robb that fueled the investigation by the US Department of Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General (OIG) and the fact that someone was hospitalized with a food-borne illness in August 2024, it seems these concerns are warranted.

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There will be an enormous amount to watch in 75th state legislative session

In terms of resets, Colorado’s November legislative election results were negligible compared to what happened nationally. Republicans flipped three districts in the 65-member state House but still face a 21-seat disadvantage. Democrats’ 23-12 Senate margin is unchanged.

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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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Senate District 30 committee picks John Carson to serve Douglas County in 75th Legislature

John Carson, an attorney and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, was elected Saturday through a vacancy committee to serve in the 75th Colorado Legislature in Senate District 30, representing Douglas County.

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