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Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Tuesday that money from Colorado's opioid settlement will go into a statewide fund to buy naloxone, also called Narcan, in bulk.
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Rocky Mountain PBS spoke to Crow about Trump’s decision to bomb Iran, the Democratic Party’s response and if he agrees with some of his colleagues that this is an impeachable offense.
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The conversation around replacing the presidential portraits with gubernatorial ones began before Donald Trump complained about his painting. But the controversy kicked the talks into higher gear.
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For the first time in 50 years, a Colorado county will vote on going home rule -- but there's a lot of debate about what that really means.
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The state’s dismal economic forecast requires the green tax credits be slashed in 2026, Colorado economists said Wednesday.
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Northern Colorado saw some of the state’s biggest protests Saturday, but even smaller communities drew crowds.
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From limiting who can purchase most semiautomatic rifles on the market today to raising the minimum age to buy ammunition, Democrats in the legislature were busy this year imposing new gun regulations.
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The Alamosa senator had the unanimous support of his caucus, after his predecessor stepped down to take a new job.
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Denver police used smoke and pepper balls to disperse a group of protesters near the I-25 onramps on Broadway.
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The director of the state Division of Labor Standards and Statistics sued the governor last week arguing that complying with the subpoena, as Polis directed, would violate state law.