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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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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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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.
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Aspen Acres Fire victims can apply for SBA disaster loans. Here’s how
Businesses and nonprofits can apply for SBA disaster loans of up to $2 million while homeowners and renters can apply for up to $100,000.
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Tapping Indigenous practices to protect Colorado firefighters
Advocates say that if voters approve Proposition 137 on this year’s ballot, managers will have the resources they need to reduce the size of wildfires.
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Will super El Niño erase memory of state’s record heat, low snowpack?
After the hottest temperatures and lowest snowpack on record during the 2026 water year, could it be super El Niño to the rescue?
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30 new Trader Joe’s opening across U.S. Where Colorado will see new store
New Trader Joe’s Colorado store is planned for Denver’s Northfield neighborhood.
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Coloradans are losing millions to job scams. Here’s how to avoid them.
A new analysis found Coloradans to be the second most likely to fall for a job scam in the country.
