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Colorado Orders Dairy Farms to Conduct Weekly Milk Testing for Bird Flu
Colorado has the highest number of reported avian influenza cases in the United States, with 47 confirmed detections so far.
Major American Cities Facing a ‘Day Zero’ Water Crisis, Say Experts
Some experts believe years of extreme drought and unchecked water usage have put U.S. cities at risk of critical shortages.
Judge Rules in Favor of Group That Sent Election Fraud Investigators Door to Door
The U.S. Election Integrity Plan won dismissal of a lawsuit against it.
Federal Judge Sends Kaiser Union Staffing Dispute to Trial
The case centers around accusations that the health care giant has inadequate workforce levels in breach of collective bargaining agreements.
Appeals Court Revives Claims Against Colorado County for Sheriff’s Civil Rights Abuses
An inmate argued that the county should be liable for the $8 million judgment because it failed to adequately oversee the sheriff.
Colorado Governor Declares Disaster Emergency Over Bird Flu Outbreak
The move comes as Michigan confirms the H5N1 virus affected another herd in the state.
Michigan’s Recreational Cannabis Industry Shows Signs of Overgrowth
Michigan is feeling the effects of the oversaturation of the marijuana market, industry attorney Lance Boldrey said.
Bowman Unseated, Boebert Wins After District Switch: Key Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries
Several key races were decided, with Latimer, Boebert, and Curtis emerging among the winners in the June 25 primaries.
Rep. Boebert Wins GOP Primary in New District in Colorado
The Republican switched districts to a neighboring seat held by outgoing Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.).
Polls Close for Primaries in New York and Colorado
Reps. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.), and Celeste Maloy (R-Utah) and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox are all in closely watched races.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Colorado’s Primaries
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) makes her move, the state GOP chair faces scrutiny, and a Democrat prepares to defend seat in evenly split district.
Colorado Department for Early Childhood Ordered to Pay $1 for Discriminating Against Catholic Preschools
A federal judge ruled that Colorado was violating the law by excluding Catholic preschools from its universal preschool program.
Colorado Governor Signs Right to Repair Electronic Devices Bill Into Law
The law requires companies to provide software and physical tools to their customers to enable them to fix broken electronics.
