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Secretary of State details when her office learned of improperly posted passwords, while judge hears suit demanding more action
Colorado’s Libertarian Party wants a judge to decertify any affected equipment and order an immediate hand count of ballots.
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A Colorado law lets many inmates vote from jail – some are taking officials up on the offer
Going to jail shouldn’t mean you lose your say in our democracy — that’s the thinking behind a new state law requiring all ...
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Colorado tracked a wolf south of Interstate 70 for the first time
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has always expected wolves would expand the territory south of the state’s biggest east-west ...
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The Winter Park Ski train will run more often and be cheaper this season
The Winter Park ski train will run more often and cost less to ride this season. The ski train, revived by Amtrak in 2017 as ...
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Study on Colorado Springs’ Ford Amphitheater shows noise mostly not exceeding set limits
An independent study on noise at the new Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs suggests the new music venue has not been ...
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Gov. Jared Polis’ budget would slow the phase-in of Colorado’s new school funding formula
Polis has proposed changing how the state calculates enrollment for budget purposes and slowing the phase-in of a new funding formula.
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The Road to Joni: Discovering the timeless magic of Joni Mitchell with Sheroes host Carmel Holt
We’re thrilled to welcome Carmel Holt, host of the empowering radio show Sheroes, to the studio for an enlightening ...
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Listen: Denver cleared camps from downtown. Now, homelessness is appearing elsewhere
Randi Alfrey used to know how to survive outside in Denver. She arrived eight years ago from Indiana and has been homeless for much of that time. Lately, life outside has been more difficult for the ...
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The 10-cent fee on shopping bags in Colorado doesn’t add up to a ton of money — and that’s a good thing
Coloradans have faced this question for almost a year since the state banned single-use plastic bags. And if you either ...
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Colorado settles up with Kroger over grocer’s role in the opioid crisis
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, as part of a bipartisan coalition of 30 state attorneys general, completed a $1.37 billion settlement with Kroger over the supermarket giant’s role in the opioid ...
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In an ‘unwinnable’ race, one congressional candidate hopes to just show a different side of his party
Like it or not, there are only a couple of truly competitive congressional seats in Colorado. But every two years, parties ...
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Colorado’s centenarians still going strong after all these years
What is the secret to a long and successful life? As part of our series Aging Matters on Colorado Matters, we spoke with some ...