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The federal agency has indicated it would withhold food assistance dollars from states that do not comply with its request for personal information. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Erica Breunlin and then read the story at the link below.
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Colorado's Democratic attorney general has sued a sheriff's deputy for allegedly helping federal immigration agents find and arrest a college student over an expired visa. Attorney General Phil Weiser said he was acting Tuesday under a new state law that bars agencies from sharing information with immigration officials.
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The Perkins County Canal Project has generated tension between the two states since 2022. Earlier this year, Attorney General Phil Weiser threatened legal action over Nebraska’s use of eminent domain. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun reporter Parker Yamasaki and then read the Colorado Sun story at the link below.
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Weiser argued there is no national energy emergency given the United States produced more oil last year than any nation in history, and he urged the BLM to follow standard, legally required procedures in reviewing the project.
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Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Tuesday that money from Colorado's opioid settlement will go into a statewide fund to buy naloxone, also called Narcan, in bulk.
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Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined almost two dozen cases challenging end to birthright citizenship, federal layoffs and other executive actions.
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The state is included on five lawsuits challenging executive action from the White House.
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The Catch Up is a way to quickly get updated on all the stories and news that made headlines this week on KUNC's newscasts. Get caught up on what happened at the start of 2025.
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The Colorado attorney general’s office will argue that the proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons will hurt workers, shoppers and farmers.
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty announced that Four Star Realty will pay the state $1 million dollars during a joint press conference last week.