Squeegee workers could be cited at Denver intersections or highways
Police in Denver are warning windshield washers that they could be cited at Denver intersections.
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‘It felt like a land grab’: A Western Slope town battles against solar project
It seemed like a good idea. Put a large solar array on 640 acres of sagebrush and cedar about 30 miles northwest of Telluride. There was already a transmission line running through the property and only some cattle poking around in the shrubs and trees.
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Hotel in Denver, purchased a year ago at $9M price tag for the unhoused, still not open
A former hotel intended to house people experiencing homelessness has still not opened, more than a year after the city purchased it for $9 million.
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Visitor logs detail top Parkinson’s disease specialist visited White House 10 times since 2022
President Joe Biden’s physician met with a top Washington, D.C., neurologist who specializes in Parkinson’s disease earlier this year, according to White House visitor logs.
Report: Taxpayers are funding services for illegals; Congress, including Republicans, approved it
Taxpayers are not only funding the border crisis, but they are also paying for numerous free services illegal foreign nationals receive, according to a new report published by the House Judiciary Committee and its Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement.
Biden was asked questions in radio ‘interview’ his own campaign provided
President Biden’s campaign came up with questions for a Philadelphia-based radio host who interviewed him this week.
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Human case of ‘rabbit fever’ found in Wheat Ridge, Jeff Co health officials report
A human case of tularemia, a bacterial disease that mostly spreads between rodents and insects, has been found in Jefferson County, public health officials said earlier this week.
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Judge dismisses lawsuit by multiple school districts over Colorado’s universal pre-K rollout
A Denver District Court judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging damages stemming from last year’s universal preschool rollout in Colorado.
Group submits petition to ban hunting of bobcats, mountain lions, lynx
A volunteer group seeking to ban the hunting of Colorado wildcats has submitted signatures to election officials to get the measure on the November ballot.
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Following special election victory, Greg Lopez to be sworn in Monday to finish out ex-Rep. Buck’s term
Republican U.S. Rep.-elect Greg Lopez is scheduled to be sworn into office on Monday, July 8, after winning last month’s vacancy election in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, a Lopez spokeswoman and House Speaker Mike Johnson’s office told Colorado Politics on Friday.