Coloradans agree social media is bad for youth mental health. Now lawmakers want to do something about it.
A bill introduced in the state legislature would put regulations on social media platforms to help limit how much time teens spend scrolling
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In April, discounted internet will end for 250,000 low-income households if Congress doesn’t act
The federal subsidy to reduce internet bills for nearly 250,000 Colorado households is winding down and funding is set to run out by April. But the first deadline is Wednesday at 10 p.m. when local internet providers must stop accepting new customers.
Colorado lawmakers seek to boost condo development by reducing lawsuits over construction errors
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.
Rep. Boebert earns temporary restraining order against her ex-husband, Jayson
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 behind on processing food assistance benefits that it’s under a federal corrective action plan
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.
Unaffiliated voters can cast ballots in Colorado’s GOP primaries this year, federal judge rules
Unaffiliated voters – who make up the largest share of the Colorado’s electorate – will still be allowed to participate in the state’s Republican primaries after a federal judge Friday rejected the Colorado GOP’s latest attempt to exclude them.
1,000 criminal cases may have relied on faulty DNA Testing at Colorado Crime Lab
Colorado district attorneys worry that over 1,000 criminal convictions may have relied on dubious evidence due to “anomalies” discovered in DNA testing by a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist.
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While Boebert’s fundraising has slowed, she still holds big cash lead in new district
Lauren Boebert started the year with a large campaign cash advantage over her Republican primary opponents in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, even as the congresswoman’s fundraising slowed in the last three months of 2023, according to federal campaign finance reports filed Wednesday.
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Colorado Democrats launch second attempt to allow more accessory dwelling units to ease housing crisis
By Brian Eason and Jesse Paul Single-family homeowners in the most populous parts of Colorado would be allowed to build accessory dwelling units on their properties under a bill introduced Tuesday in
Colorado may become the 3rd state to drop its medical aid-in-dying residency requirement
Colorado may become the third state to allow out-of-state residents to receive medical aid in dying through a bill that would also shorten the mandatory waiting period for people seeking to end their lives.
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