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Gas Prices
Do gas prices always go down before elections?
Local News
1 of 3 finalists in Aurora police chief search drops out after announcement
As part of the City of Aurora's selection process, the public can submit questions for the police chief finalists and attend a meet-and-greet next week.
Health
The only Planned Parenthood in Steamboat Springs closes
The lone Planned Parenthood in Steamboat Springs closed abruptly last week. It was one of a few abortion care providers in Northwest Colorado.
Nation World
Entire countries could vanish because of climate change soon
Natano described how rising sea levels have impacted everything from the crop-bearing soil, to the homes, roads and power lines that get washed away.
Local Politics
Grand jury in Senator Pete Lee case was given false information
Prosecutors won't drop a felony charge against Democratic State Senator Pete Lee despite admitting they gave a grand jury bad information.
Nation World
Man sets himself on fire in apparent protest of former PM Abe's funeral
The former prime minister is a divisive figure in Japan, especially after his death highlighted his connection to the Unification Church.
Elections
Colorado groups working to get more Latinos registered to vote
Recent data from the Pew Research Center found there are around 659,000 eligible Latino voters in Colorado.
Regional
Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard file lawsuit against DeSantis, Florida
The governor's office said the "transportation of the immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard was done on a voluntary basis."
Elections
Colorado groups working to get more Latinos registered to vote
Winning the votes of Latinos may prove to play a big role in Colorado's midterms. Groups across the state are taking steps to get more Latinos registered.
National Politics
Bused, flown migrants can live in US, for now
Since spring, Republican governors have bused thousands of migrants to Democratic strongholds. Here's a look at the legal situation.
News
Liz Cheney, lawmakers propose new legislation in response to Capitol Riot
The proposed legislation aims to make it harder to overturn a certified presidential election in the future by proposing changes to the "electoral count act".
News
Senate republicans demand Hunter Biden probe
More than 30 GOP lawmakers including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are demanding a special counsel to look into Hunter Biden's business dealings.
Local News
1 of 3 finalists in Aurora police chief search drops out after announcement
As part of the City of Aurora's selection process, the public can submit questions for the police chief finalists and attend a meet-and-greet next week.
Health
The only Planned Parenthood in Steamboat Springs closes
The lone Planned Parenthood in Steamboat Springs closed abruptly last week. It was one of a few abortion care providers in Northwest Colorado.
Nation World
Entire countries could vanish because of climate change soon
Natano described how rising sea levels have impacted everything from the crop-bearing soil, to the homes, roads and power lines that get washed away.
Local Politics
Grand jury in Senator Pete Lee case was given false information
Prosecutors won't drop a felony charge against Democratic State Senator Pete Lee despite admitting they gave a grand jury bad information.
Nation World
Man sets himself on fire in apparent protest of former PM Abe's funeral
The former prime minister is a divisive figure in Japan, especially after his death highlighted his connection to the Unification Church.
Elections
Colorado groups working to get more Latinos registered to vote
Recent data from the Pew Research Center found there are around 659,000 eligible Latino voters in Colorado.
Regional
Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard file lawsuit against DeSantis, Florida
The governor's office said the "transportation of the immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard was done on a voluntary basis."
Elections
Colorado groups working to get more Latinos registered to vote
Winning the votes of Latinos may prove to play a big role in Colorado's midterms. Groups across the state are taking steps to get more Latinos registered.
National Politics
Bused, flown migrants can live in US, for now
Since spring, Republican governors have bused thousands of migrants to Democratic strongholds. Here's a look at the legal situation.
News
Liz Cheney, lawmakers propose new legislation in response to Capitol Riot
The proposed legislation aims to make it harder to overturn a certified presidential election in the future by proposing changes to the "electoral count act".
News
Senate republicans demand Hunter Biden probe
More than 30 GOP lawmakers including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are demanding a special counsel to look into Hunter Biden's business dealings.
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