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Judge again bars Gov. Polis from ordering Colorado state employees to respond to a subpoena from ICEIt’s the latest legal loss for the governor in a case brought against him for attempting to share information with federal immigration officials.
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Senate Bill 70 aims to regulate how government officials access and use data collected by automatic license plate readers.
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Since 2019, Democrats have passed bills imposing new fees to pay for everything from transportation projects to waste diversion initiatives. Last year, some members of the party started saying “no more.”
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A parole backlog and new laws lengthening sentences are leading to a surge in the prison population.
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Voters’ unfamiliarity with the attorney general has always been the Democrats’ greatest vulnerability in the governor’s race as he runs against the much better known US Sen. Michael Bennet in the primary.
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Colorado voters split on the trajectory of the state but share a common worry about polarization.
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State details proposal in virtual meeting for rail service that could be up and running by 2029.
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The new bill would create a fund to offset the costs of major disasters.
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After a statewide vote drew thousands of responses, a favorite emerges.
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The Joint Budget Committee rejected Gov. Jared Polis’ plan for the state to buy a prison and operate it itself.