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Colorado tells Xcel to spend less on its natural gas system
The decision signals Colorado regulators are no longer willing to approve major plans to expand or improve the fossil-fuel-based gas system.
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Denverite
Juneteenth Music Festival expands to three days
Grammy-nominated R&B artist SiR will headline.
Colorado Public Radio
Bus to speed up Englewood’s Second Saturday Art hop
Free bus will shuttle art enthusiasts between galleries in Englewood's Second Saturday Art Walk.
Denverite
Underground Music Showcase won’t take over all of RiNo
The festival will largely take place on Larimer Street.
Colorado NewslineFull story
Three Democratic Colorado attorney general candidates contrast themselves with Jena Griswold
Three Democrats running to be Colorado’s next attorney general are united in saying Secretary of State Jena Griswold has lacked engagement with voters and other candidates throughout the primary campaign. The Colorado Sun hosted a forum…
The Colorado Sun
Watch: Democratic candidate forum for Colorado attorney general
Democratic candidates for Colorado's Attorney General met on Wednesday, June 10 for The Colorado Sun's democratic candidate forum.
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Tariff refunds for small businesses past due, US Senate Dems tell Trump administration
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has failed to refund more than $145 billion in tariffs that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled unlawful, a pair of U.S. Senate Democrats said in a Wednesday letter to the administration’s chief of…
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US Senate Dems press federal agency to increase oversight of prediction markets
A group of 16 U.S. Senate Democrats is calling for tighter regulation of prediction markets, citing concerns over insider trading.
Denverite
No engines, no problem: Denver’s wildest race is back this weekend
Red Bull Soapbox Denver brings gravity, creativity and chaos after 18 years.
Colorado Public Radio
As summer heats up, officials warn of harmful algae blooms in Colorado lakes and ponds
Blue-green algae can produce toxins dangerous to people, pets and wildlife.
Colorado Public Radio
Poll: Economic inequality tops Colorado women voters’ concerns ahead of midterms
Nearly two-third of respondents to a new poll said women have fewer rights and opportunities than men, and many believe the gap is widening after years of progress.
The Colorado Sun
What to do in Colorado this week: The Colorado Renaissance Festival is upon us
Plus: Fort Collins Fringe, the Red Bull soapbox race and a whole bunch of happenings at the Sie FilmCenter
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Case against Trump weaponization fund paused following Blanche reversal
WASHINGTON — A federal judge denied a temporary restraining order Wednesday on President Donald Trump’s nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund, saying the issue is moot after acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said last week the…
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What we learned from our questionnaire for Colorado primary candidates
Jeff Peckman, a Unity Party candidate for Colorado governor, responded to a question about what he’d want historians in 50 years to say about his administration if he wins election in November. “They would share that I was part of the…
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Fifty for 150: Court in 1996 shuts down anti-LGBTQ amendment that made Colorado ‘the hate state’
A voter-approved constitutional amendment that prohibited local governments in Colorado from banning discrimination based on sexual orientation prompted a national boycott and gave Colorado the infamous nickname “the hate state.” But on…
The Colorado Sun
Here’s what Colorado should know about New World screwworm
The dangerous, flesh-eating pest is not here yet, but cases are multiplying in Texas
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Candidate Q&A: Republican state legislative primaries
Coloradans will vote in primary elections June 30 to determine which candidates will represent their party in the general election in November. The elections cover Colorado’s four statewide constitutional offices, one U.S. Senate seat, all…
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Candidate Q&A: Democratic state legislative primaries
Coloradans will vote in primary elections June 30 to determine which candidates will represent their party in the general election in November. The elections cover Colorado’s four statewide constitutional offices, one U.S. Senate seat, all…