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Boulder lawyer buys billboards to respond to Weld County's '2nd Amendment sanctuary' resolution

Boulder lawyer buys billboards to respond to Weld County's '2nd Amendment sanctuary' resolution

Boulder lawyer buys billboards to respond to Weld County's '2nd Amendment sanctuary' resolution

Lindasue Smollen bought 6 billboards in Weld County to respond to Sheriff Steve Reams, who's leading the charge against Colorado's new red flag gun control law.

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Colorado House bill aimed at increasing vaccination rates moves forward

HB19-1312 would create a more formal process for vaccination exemptions, which the bill sponsor hopes will result in higher vaccination rates.

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Woman buys billboards to oppose Weld County Sheriff's charge against Red Flag gun control laws

Lindasue Smollen has been buying billboards for years to share her views in support of gun control. Now, she's buying six in Weld County in response to the Sheriff, Steve Reams, leading the charge against Colorado's new red flag gun control law.

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Weekend plans may be off for state lawmakers and Capitol staffers

Colorado state lawmakers work 120 days from January to May. Except when you take out weekends and a couple holidays, it's really 84 days. And if Senate Democrats follow through on what they're alluding to this week, it may really be 85 or 86 days.

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Colorado lawmakers OK bill to develop state insurance option

The House approved the legislation by a 45-19 vote late Monday.

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Colorado lawmakers OK bill to develop state insurance option

The House approved the legislation by a 45-19 vote late Monday.

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Denver City Council approves 2 plans to address city's growth and affordability

Denver City Council approved two of five plans with the goal of addressing housing and affordability issues within the city.

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Denver city council moves forward with plans to address housing and affordability issues

The city council approved two of five plans that look toward the city's future while also keeping its rich history.

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Highlands Ranch teen leads anti-vaping campaign

Sophie Mickus, 16, wanted an opportunity to talk to her peers about this issue and get them to think of vaping as seriously as they do traditional cigarettes.

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City council meets to decide on Denver's long-term growth plan

After three years of work, council members are voting on two of five plans that could shape how Denver looks, feels, and functions in the future.

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Teen takes anti-vaping efforts all the way to the state legislature

A lot of kids her age are experimenting with nicotine. But this teenager from Highlands Ranch is campaigning against it at her high school, and even at the state legislature.

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Can the mayor's staff share political messages on social media?

Paid city staffers and department heads are tweeting about the mayor a lot as he campaigns for a third term.

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Can the mayor's staff share political messages on social media?

Paid city staffers and department heads are tweeting about the mayor a lot as he campaigns for a third term.

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If Colorado legalizes sports betting, the tax revenue won't go where you might expect

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would legalize sports betting in Colorado casinos.

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If Colorado legalizes sports betting, the tax revenue won't go where you might expect

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would legalize sports betting in Colorado casinos.

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Fact checking claims from the 'No On 300' campaign to preserve Denver's homeless camping ban

There's enough cash backing the "No On 300" campaign for two political ads saying the compassionate choice is to preserve Denver's move-along rule. Politics guy Marshall Zelinger looks at their claims, and follows the money.

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