Sara Wilson, Colorado Newsline
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The reentry resources are meant to ensure a successful return to society for recently released prisoners.
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Colorado voters along the Front Range could decide on whether to approve a new tax this year to help fund passenger rail service between Fort Collins and Pueblo.
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Federal shutdown expected to delay November benefits to 600K Coloradans.
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Immigrant advocates and the ACLU of Colorado sued three Trump immigration officials over arrests of immigrants in Colorado.
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Colorado immigrant rights activist calls for economic boycott within ICE detention facilities
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In the filing, lawyers for Terpsehore Maras argue that a denial of bail for Peters violates the former Mesa County clerk and recorder’s First Amendment rights and would be an uneven application of Colorado’s bail standards.
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The shortfall began to accelerate around 2007 and peaked at 140,000 units in 2019. Since then, Colorado’s population growth has slowed and housing production has increased.
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The Colorado chapter of the National Rifle Association sued state leadership Tuesday over a sweeping firearm regulation that will require Coloradans to take safety courses to purchase most semiautomatic rifles starting next August.
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A Republican state House member has filed a campaign finance complaint against a colleague, alleging thousands of dollars in illegal transactions using campaign funds.
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The wolf reintroduction program costs have far exceeded the initial estimate presented to voters, leaving questions and controversy.