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Federal prosecutors announced felony charges against two foreign gang leaders they say directed robberies and a kidnapping in Denver in 2024.
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The federal government shutdown delayed the release of key business and labor data, leaving forecasters in the dark about the true state of the economy.
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Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper threw a wrench in Senate plans to start work on a government funding package before heading home for the holidays.
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The Broomfield Democrat was driving a Hyundai Ioniq 5 and rear ended a Ford F-350 flatbed truck stopped in the left lane of traffic, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office said. Her blood alcohol level was 0.185%.
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The Colorado delegation split completely by party, with Republicans voting for the bill, and Democrats against.
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The judge agreed with an argument from the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, a trade group, that the law likely violates their First Amendment rights.
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The Democrat’s departure from the contest means it’s effectively a three-way race for a chance to take on Republican U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans next year in one of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts.
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Reclassifying the drug to a Schedule III drug puts it on par with Tylenol with codeine and opens the doors for Colorado research.
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Colorado’s U.S. House members split along party lines on a limited Republican health care bill that passed the House on Wednesday.
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Keystone Resort in Colorado was the first resort in the country to open in 2025, in part due to their emphasis on early-season snowmaking. As climate change amplifies drought in the Mountain West, ski areas across the region are considering how best to use increasingly scarce water resources.