
Federal Lawsuit Challenges Denver Assault Weapons Ban
The Trump administration's lawsuit against Denver's assault weapons ban has sparked a heated debate, with implications for local gun laws and the Second Amendment.
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The Trump administration's lawsuit against Denver's assault weapons ban has sparked a heated debate, with implications for local gun laws and the Second Amendment.

A nonprofit organization tied to Democratic leadership in the US House is funding an attempt to redraw Colorado's congressional map, potentially giving Democrats an advantage in the state.

The Colorado ski industry is struggling due to low snowfall, resulting in a decline in skier visits and economic impact on local businesses.

The man accused of firebombing a pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder plans to plead guilty to murder and other charges, bringing some closure to the community still reeling from the attack.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg donates $2.5 million to support U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet's bid for Colorado governor, significantly boosting his campaign

Colorado's recent debates around housing density and single-family home zoning have sparked intense discussion, with lawmakers and residents weighing in on the need for affordable housing versus local control.

Soaring gas prices are affecting residents and businesses in Pitkin County, with the average price per gallon reaching $5.79, causing financial strain and uncertainty for the community.

As the affordability crisis deepens in Colorado, basic income programs are gaining attention as a potential solution to address financial insecurity and provide a safety net for families.

Aurora Mental Health & Recovery is facing a significant financial hit due to a new state funding model, resulting in layoffs and reduced services.

Governor Jared Polis is expected to veto a labor bill for the second year in a row, impacting workers on the Western Slope and potentially affecting their ability to unionize and improve working conditions.

Colorado Senator Michael Bennet introduces the Public Lands Integrity Act to prevent the sale of federal public lands and protect the state's natural beauty and economic vitality.

Colorado officials warn of a challenging fire year due to widespread drought, with 100% of the state facing some level of drought. Residents are advised to prepare for potential wildfires.
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