Election volunteer, age 74, hospitalized following assault, others report sign theft, vandalism
The political battleground in Colorado isn’t simply limited to choices on the ballot.
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Fundraising for Colorado’s ballot measures picks up with less than three weeks before Election Day
With less than three weeks to go to Election Day, groups working on some of the 14 statewide ballot measures are getting ready for the final spending push.
Wildlife commissioners divided on Prop. 127, banning mountain lion, lynx and bobcat hunting
A ballot measure that seeks to prohibit the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx has created a divide among current and former members of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife commission, with animal rights activists arguing that hunting big cats is cruel and unnecessary, and sportsmen asserting that wildlife management should be left to the experts.
Is end of Colorado Dem’s House supermajority needed for balance on business debates?
While politicos are focused on eight or nine races to see if Democrats keep their Colorado House supermajority in the Nov. 5 election, maybe the most important thing for business is not the number of seats each party wins so much as the fact there are so many contests.
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Amendment H: What to expect if judicial discipline measure passes
Voters in this election will decide whether to modify Colorado’s current system of judicial discipline through a proposed constitutional measure, Amendment H, intended to increase the transparency and independence of the disciplinary process.
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In 10th Circuit, Wendy’s too slow, Costilla septic case dismissed, Overstock short selling
Seeking unpaid wages for himself and other class members, Jeffrey Little filed a putative class action against Wendy’s International LLC in Colorado state court.
Ex-ICE official John Fabbricatore warns Tren de Aragua growing faster than MS-13
A former ICE field director is warning that a violent Venezuelan gang is more organized than the infamous MS-13, and is backing former President Donald Trump’s plan to stamp out the gang in Colorado and across the U.S.
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Millions being spent on state legislative races in final weeks before Election Day
Outside groups hoping to influence voters about candidates running for seats in the state House and Senate are draining their bank accounts in the final weeks before the Nov. 5 election.
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Rocky Mountain Rumble is Sunday in Clifton, limited tickets are still available to attend
Heidi Ganahl, the co-founder of Rocky Mountain Voice, will be joined by Colorado House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese and other conservative leaders during the Rocky Mountain Rumble and “Get Out The Vote” event on the Western Slope.
Whooping cough cases now back at pre-pandemic levels in Colorado, U.S.
Highly contagious respiratory illness whooping cough is making a comeback in Colorado after three years of a significant decline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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