Why Colorado Mesa University’s president decided to stand alone when it comes to higher ed funding
After four years on the job, Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall felt he needed to break ranks.
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Second Colorado marijuana recall in January hits nearly 60 dispensaries
The Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division has issued a health and safety notice over mold and yeast concerns for marijuana grown by Medpharm Holdings, LLC, which does business as cultivator Bud & Mary’s.
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Kittle: New York Magazine crops out truth with young conservative hit piece
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A leftist “news” reporter walks into a conservative event and omits some key details in a hit piece attacking President Donald Trump and his supporters.
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Legislative health-care debates commence in the 75th General Assembly
Several health-care bills — including two scheduled for their first hearings this week — are set to reignite the debate this legislative session on whether the benefits of greater coverage mandates are equal to the greater costs they’ll bring.
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Wolves will continue to be a ‘burden’ to livestock producers, Cattlemen’s Association says at Farm Show
A little more than four years ago, voters statewide supported Prop. 114 to reintroduce gray wolves to Colorado.
Democrat critics of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the big pharma, healthcare dole for millions of dollars
During Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s confirmation hearing on Wednesday, Senate Democrats criticized the healthcare nominee for chasing money and influence, while they have received millions of dollars from the healthcare industry.
Military helicopter collides with airliner at Regan National — no survivors, says fire chief
An airplane has reportedly crashed at Ronald Reagan Airport in Washington, DC, grounding all takeoffs and landings.
Trump nominees to testify in high-stakes trio of Senate hearings
Three of President Donald Trump’s most controversial nominees will testify before the Senate on Thursday in what could be a make-or-break moment for the trio of administration picks.
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Durango school board doubles down on DEI and keeps their LGBTQ+ and BLM flags raised
“Flags do not harm kids. Hateful words and hateful people harm children.” This was the message delivered by Terry Kopack, a local parent, during the Jan. 28 Durango 9-R School Board meeting, where school board members voted unanimously to approve two resolutions supporting LGBTQIA2S+ and IBPOC (Indigenous, Black, and People of Color) students, staff and community members.
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Cattle rustling, labor and tariffs among concerns for ranchers, Cattlemen’s Association tells Farm Show audience
There’s some similarity in an 18th century problem, which led to the beginnings of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, and today’s environment for cattle raisers.