Energy, data center debates set to kick off in the Colorado legislature this week
Welcome to another week at the state Capitol, where lawmakers will begin publicly debating how much they want data centers […]
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Telluride to investigate councilmember who met with resort owner during strike
The Telluride Town Council plans to investigate one of its members who visited the owner of Telluride Ski Resort in
Denver considers ban on ICE agents wearing face coverings
The Denver City Council is considering a new policy that would ban law enforcement officers — including U.S. Immigration and
Aurora business owner sentened to a year in prison for payroll tax fraud
A judge has sentenced Shandel Arkadie to a year and a day in federal prison and ordered her to repay
Denver’s 39th Avenue Greenway offers calm and nature in the city
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Denver Public Schools Foundation restarts pandemic-era food fund
To help feed students and their families during the federal government shutdown, the foundation for Denver Public Schools has restarted
Trump administration demands states ‘undo’ full SNAP payouts
A small percentage of Coloradans received fully funded food assistance for November before the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a lower
Some Florida members of Congress say they’ll go without pay during shutdown
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Colorado River consensus is ‘tenuous’ 2 months before federal deadline
The likelihood of Western states reaching a consensus on a plan for the future of the Colorado River is dimming
Jury finds MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell liable for defamation
Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and one of the most prominent conspiracy theorists about the 2020 presidential election, defamed