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Which Colorado ballot measures passed and failed?
Colorado voters are poised to approve measures on fentanyl penalties, school sports, and education funding, while rejecting proposals on immigration enforcement, mail voting, and natural gas.
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Wins for Weiser, Hickenlooper, and Rutinel in Colorado
Democrats secure major Colorado victories, with projected wins for Phil Weiser for governor, John Hickenlooper for Senate, Jena Griswold for AG, and Manny Rutinel in the 8th District.
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Old ways, new hands: Colorado’s heritage craft revival
Discover eight spots that are the joy of creating by hand by teaching heritage crafts in Colorado.
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Your last-minute Colorado voting questions answered
Whether you have a ballot waiting to be turned in, plant to vote on Nov. 3 or just decided to vote for the first time, you can still be part of the Colorado voting process.
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Denver man discovers there’s enough gold in Colorado rivers to make an engagement ring
A unique proposal idea turned into a months-long project that was worth the wait.
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Meet the Colorado Stampede, the UFL’s newest franchise
League officials unveil the team’s name and logo before the Spring 2027 kickoff.
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How to weigh in on the future of a WWII Japanese American camp in Colorado
Officials with the National Park Service are drafting the first long-term plan for Amache National Historic Site, preserving what’s left of a Colorado incarceration site where Japanese Americans were held during World War II after being forcibly removed from their homes on the West Coast of the United States. According to the National Park Foundation,…
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DOJ monitors won’t go inside Adams County polling places. Here’s why
Amid federal scrutiny of Adams County polling locations, local officials say comprehensive security measures and training are in place for the high-stakes CD-8 race.
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Who pays for AI power? Data center debate hits Colorado’s CD-5 race
A proposed project among new Colorado data centers has residents questioning who will pay for its enormous electricity needs, as congressional candidates Jeff Crank and Jessica Killin offer competing approaches to protecting utility customers.
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Calculating the costs of mass deportations in Colorado
Nationally, the cost of mass deportations is enough to cover the cost of medical care for 5 million veterans and a host of other programs, a new report found.
