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New Colorado laws take effect, minimum wage rises
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Colorado expects less revenue, halts some tax credits
The primaries to watch in Colorado’s 2026 state legislative elections
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298,000 Coloradans could lose SNAP benefits
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Top articles for the week ending January 3, 2026
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’Emergency’ Colorado coal plant order will raise electricity costs, operator says
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Fatal mountain lion attack in Larimer County under investigation
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‘The Centennial morn’: How Colorado rang in 1876, the year of its statehood
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Colorado at 150: How the state plans to celebrate its sesquicentennial
After Minnesota fraud allegations, HHS orders states to justify child care spending
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Trump vetoes bill to help finish Arkansas Valley water pipeline project
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Former Colorado Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell dies at 92
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Colorado marijuana sales hit $1B in 2025
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What data shows about ICE arrests in Colorado in 2025
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As 2025 ends, Colorado officially falls short of its first major greenhouse gas target
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Top articles for the week ending December 27, 2025
Then-Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters at her primary election watch party at the Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia on June 28, 2022. Carl Payne - Colorado Newsline
Tina Peters asks Colorado appeals court to order her release after Trump pardon
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Colorado Springs, Denver residents pay among lowest property taxes in U.S.