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What drivers should know about Colorado’s new ‘hands-free’ cellphone law
The hands-free law requires people driving passenger vehicles to link their phone to the car’s communications system or ...
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Committee forming to research Colorado’s boarding schools that stripped Indigenous children of their identity
A steering committee is now forming, and a leader is being sought, to meet the requirements of a bill passed last summer to ...
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The grace period for weaving in Colorado’s express lanes ends Wednesday
On Dec. 1 the state began issuing warnings to drivers caught entering and exiting Express Lanes outside of designated areas ...
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Awkward encounters prompted this Aurora woman to create an app that helps people ask questions about life experiences
After a date with a white man that left her frustrated, Sonia Stovall realized the need for people to find information ...
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Why is your Colorado homeowners insurance going up? Ice, fire and a “wildly different” market
Colorado insurance rates are soaring as homeowners await ‘Insurer of Last Resort’ to come online in next year.
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Jeffco, Adams 12 among districts that could see fewer Title I schools after Medicaid cuts
This fall, fewer students at some Colorado schools are being counted as at-risk because pandemic-era rules for Medicaid left ...
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Colorado to propose new rules to curb ‘super pollutant’ methane emissions from landfills
In 2025, the state will propose rules to reduce methane emissions from municipal solid waste landfills, in order to reach its ...