WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden again urged Congress to pass legislation banning assault weapons.
WASHINGTON — “I have no intention of letting the Republicans wreck our economy, nor does anybody around this table,” Biden said at meeting.
Colorado’s federal representatives have expressed differing views on how the government should respond.
A major housing bill focused on facilitating private development on land owned by the state cleared committee on Tuesday.
The shortage comes from a recent avian flu outbreak leading to an 85 percent loss of egg-laying hens statewide.
Health experts say it might be time to take a mental health break.
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Sixteen law enforcement officers from communities across the state participated in the Drug Recognition Expert academy.
"We are all trying to figure out what the path forward is," Rep. Jason Crow said.
The council voted 10-3 on the plan late Monday.
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"The U.S. Department of Agriculture will spend nearly $500 million on projects to reduce wildfire risk in 11 areas in Western states."
Trial stems from lawsuit filed by American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado on behalf of local plaintiffs in Teller County District Court.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury Department uses accounting maneuvers to avoid defaulting on the debt.
WASHINGTON — "At least 32 members of Congress — all Democrats and one independent — as of early January had TikTok accounts."
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said he will work with them to draft legislation to expand state's Extreme Risk Protection Order Law.
"COGCC will use this input to formulate next steps in the stakeholder process to help develop recommendations for the Commission."
WASHINGTON — Incomplete written guidelines and penalties that had not been updated since 2016.
About $235 million would be redirected to other community health centers that provide women’s health care services if the bill becomes law.
"Five people are officially running to lead the state’s second most-populous city, with two declared."
WASHINGTON — “I want to thank the mayors across the country for doing everything they can do to recover and rebuild,” Biden said in speech.
All 50 states and the District of Columbia were ranked for utility reliability, affordability and environmental responsibility.
Colorado lawmakers want to see more progress, including grant programs and educational campaigns, from an office to prevent gun violence.
Kicking off with the 2023-24 school year, children in the year before they enter kindergarten will all be eligible for half-day preschool.
The city's minimum wage workers were greeted with a pay bump to start the new year.
Some lanes have become dumping grounds for snow.
The incident was reported last weekend at the fast food restaurant on the 16700 block of East Smoky Hill Road.
For the Denver metro area, the storm will stay too far south to bring significant snow.
WASHINGTON — Rep. Glenn “GT” Thompson of Pennsylvania, new head of the Agriculture Committee, laid out anti-hunger initiatives in the bill.
The leadership of Vickie Tonkins, the divisive chairwoman of El Paso County Republican Party, will be up for discussion during a meeting.
"Policing is so much more than enforcing laws," Sgt. Mike Vogler said.
Jasmine Rivas-Hernandez was found by police last year near Quebec Street and Colfax Avenue.
Jenn Kaaoush, a member of the town of Superior's Board of Trustees and a Marshall Fire survivor, is running for state House District 12.
A recently-passed law allows victims to sue even if the statute of limitations has expired.
Gov. Polis set a vision for his second term, challenging listeners to imagine the state’s identity as it nears its 150th year of statehood.
WASHINGTON— Pew Research Center has found that a third of Asian Americans have changed their daily routes due to fear of violence.