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It’s free to apply for college in Colorado through Thursday
Colorado students can apply to all of Colorado's colleges and universities for free through Thursday. It’s the seventh time ...
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Trisha Calvarese, Fourth Congressional District candidate
In the 2024 election, Trisha Calvarese is the Democratic nominee for Congress in Colorado's Fourth Congressional District.
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When the border crosses you: Colorado’s Hispanic history
At one time most of Colorado was part of Mexico. It's a history that's still woven into the fabric of life for many in ...
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What’s that on my ballot? A 1998 constitutional amendment exists largely as a voting novelty 26 years later
Wiley is one of six candidates this year to take advantage of a 1998 change in the Colorado Constitution that allows ...
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Yes, older voting machines have Wi-Fi cards in them. Here’s why election workers say that’s not cause for concern
Fears surrounding voter fraud via hacking raises the question of ballot tabulation equipment and its relationship to Wi-Fi ...
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River Gassen, Fifth Congressional District candidate
In the 2024 election, River Gassen is the Democratic candidate for Colorado's Fifth Congressional District. She's interviewed ...
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Southern Colorado to receive millions in federal grants and loans for economic development and water infrastructure
Rocky Ford, Walsh and other communities in Southern Colorado will get a boost from more than $22 million in federal grant ...
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Pueblo city council narrowly votes down anti-abortion proposal
After a tense and at times raucous hearing, the Pueblo City Council rejected an ordinance Tuesday night to ban abortion in the city limits on a 4-3 vote, with opponents arguing it would be impractical ...