The $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons is currently in legal limbo in Colorado. Following a lawsuit initiated by Attorney General Phil Weiser in February 2024, the state’s grocery market’s future hangs on Judge Luxen’s upcoming decision.Â
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At least two new legislators will be selected Friday, Nov. 8, to Republican leadership when the Colorado House Republican Caucus convenes for leadership elections at 10 a.m. in the historic Old State Library at the Colorado State Capitol.
It is officially nearly two full days after the closing of polls on Election Night, but who the winner will be in Colorado’s 8th District U.S. House race remains undecided.
Caraveo’s lead has declined by 0.83%, as Evans now behind by 2,096 votes Read More »
When the polls close and enough ballots are counted on Election Night, voters are familiar with news agencies “calling” a winner in a race.
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Colorado Senate Democrats appear unlikely to capture a supermajority in that chamber, even as House Democrats are on track to maintain that veto-proof status in theirs, leaving the Legislature with a kind of status quo following the 2024 election.
Members of a multi-jurisdictional task force, known as SPEAR (Special Problem Enforcement and Response Task Force), have intercepted 28,500 hydrocodone pills, with a street value of $285,000.
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Two women have been arrested in connection with the theft of multiple ballots in Mesa County, District Attorney Dan Rubinstein announced Wednesday.
Jeff Hurd’s telephone rang at about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, a little more than 24 hours after polls closed on Election Day.
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Colorado Democrats held on to their large majorities at the statehouse, but their path to a rare legislative supermajority in both the House and Senate was shrinking Wednesday morning, with a handful of races still too close to call.
An estimated 63.2% of Coloradans — more than 2.5 million — turned out via mail-in, drop-off or in-person voting to help decide a variety of items on one of the longest ballots in memory.
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