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Forward Party Senate nominee Robert Chew outlines priorities
Colorado Public Radio profiled Forward Party U.S. Senate nominee Robert Chew, who discussed the national debt, Senate rules, immigration and affordability.
Libertarian candidate Douglas Mangeris enters 4th Congressional District race
Colorado Public Radio profiles Libertarian Douglas Mangeris, a first-time congressional candidate whose stated priorities include rural water, government accountability and term limits.
Colorado governor’s third-party candidates outlined in CPR voter guide
Colorado Public Radio’s voter guide summarizes the backgrounds and stated priorities of four third-party candidates for Colorado governor in the November election.
Colorado settlement addresses medical debt collection case
Colorado reached a settlement with Wakefield & Associates over medical debt collection practices, including a fine and steps affecting 44 identified accounts.
Colorado groups campaign against Amendment 82 natural gas measure
Colorado Public Radio reports that opponents are urging voters to reject Amendment 82, which would add consumer and distributor natural gas rights to the state constitution.
FEMA announces $10.5 million in Colorado mitigation grants
Denver7 reports FEMA announced more than $10 million for Colorado projects aimed at reducing flood, wildfire and other hazard risks.
Colorado regulators approve updated oil and gas methane rules
Colorado air quality regulators approved updated methane-control rules for oil and gas operations, adding equipment-monitoring and maintenance requirements under state Regulation 7.
Complaint alleges unreported petition work for Propositions 134 and 135
A campaign finance complaint alleges two committees did not report petition-circulation work connected to Colorado ballot measures Propositions 134 and 135.
Colorado officials plan audits of ERBOCES and homeschool program
Colorado officials plan third-party audits of ERBOCES and Colorado Homeschool Enrichment under an agreement tied to ERBOCES’ dissolution, Sentinel Colorado reports.
Greeley seeks legal advice on Windsor data center annexation challenge
Greeley City Council plans to seek legal advice after Windsor requested reconsideration of an annexation tied to a proposed data center site.
Amendment 84 proposes ID numbers on Colorado mail ballot envelopes
Colorado voters would add an identification number to mail ballot envelopes under Amendment 84, a November proposal that would require 55% approval.
Ethics Complaint Targets U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert; Boebert Denies Allegations
The Denver Gazette reports that U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert denied allegations in an ethics complaint, while former staff members named in the filing also disputed the claims.