The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) Rocky Mountain Field Division has reported an explosion in the seizure of fentanyl pills in 2023, surpassing previous years.
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In a bid to spur condominium construction in Colorado, a group of state lawmakers introduced a bill Monday aimed at reducing lawsuits over construction errors by narrowing when they can be filed and by giving builders and homeowners an avenue to make repairs faster and without going to court.
Radical big city environmentalists have been using federal red tape against westerners for decades to kick us off the public lands in our backyard and deprive us of every livelihood it provides, from natural resources to recreation.
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In breaking news that was released on the morning of February 5, it was announced that Colorado’s Arapahoe Basin Ski Area is set to be sold after 27 years of ownership under Dream Unlimited Corporation.
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The Speaker of the Colorado House has come under fire for refusing to allow families of hostages and victims, who had family members kidnapped by Hamas, into the House chamber.
Republican lawmakers in Colorado are making efforts to overturn a controversial piece of immigration policy in the state.
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This past weekend, Golden, Colo., transformed into a magical winter wonderland for hundreds of fanatical dog owners, as thousands of golden retrievers gathered for the city’s annual “Goldens in Golden” event.
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U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert asked for and received a temporary restraining order Friday against her ex-husband, Jayson Boebert.
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Colorado is so slow at processing applications for food assistance that it ranks in the bottom five states and is now under a corrective action plan with the federal government.
In a recent legislative committee meeting, the Colorado Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee discussed Senate Bill 24-026, a bill that proposes the renewal of the in-person public engagement requirement for members of the Parks and Wildlife Commission in the Department of Natural Resources, as well as the addition of the same requirement for members of the Agriculture Commission and the Colorado Water Conservation Board.
