U.S. Supreme Court justices weigh whether ghost guns can be regulated
The Supreme Court heard its first arguments of the new term Tuesday.
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November ballots will be arriving soon: What to know about Election Day 2024
It’s time to keep an eye on your mailbox ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, as the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office announced that mail ballots will be sent to voters in the next week or two.
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Today was a holiday for some Coloradans, but others ask just what is Cabrini Day?
Four years ago, Colorado changed state law to replace the second Monday of October from formerly Columbus Day to Frances Xavier Cabrini Day. While this is now a holiday in Colorado, many people don’t get Monday off.
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Takeaways from AP’s report on affordable housing disappearing across the U.S.
While Americans continue to struggle under unrelentingly high rents, as many as 223,000 affordable housing units across the U.S. could disappear in the next five years alone.
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Can you stop calls and texts from political campaigns? Here’s the rules.
If you have received a political text or call in recent weeks, you may be wondering how to make it stop, or what you can do to prevent them in the future.
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21-year-old arrested for shooting into crowd of late-night auto-enthusiasts in Greeley
A 21-year-old man was arrested after reportedly shooting into a crowd of nearly 60 people in Greeley in the early morning hours Monday.
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Hundreds of bills are proposed each session, but these are the most accessed by the public
Colorado bills are constantly being introduced and revised in order to potentially become laws, but some are of higher interest than others.
‘Just disgusting’: Coloradan describes flooded toilets, litter on Guanella Pass
For 25 years, a local woman has taken U.S. 285 to Guanella Pass to see the fall leaves, but this year, she said conditions are worse than they’ve ever been.
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Colorado broadband outages blamed on vandalism, fires
On Sunday, Denver-area broadband customers from multiple companies experienced outages that the companies are blaming on fires and vandalism.
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On list of 15 best schools in Colorado, only three are public schools
A recent study has revealed the top schools in Colorado, many of which are located in the Denver metro area.
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