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A Late Spring Snowstorm Slams Colorado, Closing Schools and Disrupting Commuters
A late spring snowstorm eased across parts of Colorado after closing schools, snarling flights and turning roads slushy on Wednesday.
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DOJ Sues Colorado Over Firearm Magazine Ban
U.S. Department of Justice files second lawsuit over gun laws in Colorado, saying the bans violate the Second Amendment.
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Justice Department Sues Denver Over Ban on AR-15 Rifles
A complaint filed Tuesday came after the city’s mayor refused to repeal the decades-long ban.
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Denver Leaders Reject Justice Department’s Demand That City Repeal ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The DOJ sent a letter threatening to sue the city if it does not repeal the ban and declare it unconstitutional.
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Justice Department Joins xAI Lawsuit Against Colorado Law
The lawsuit was first filed by xAI on April 9.
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Appeals Court Backs Ruling That Denver Must Pay $14 Million to George Floyd Protesters
The US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit sided with a jury’s finding that Denver inadequately trained its officers.
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Supreme Court to Consider Whether Colorado May Deny Funding for Catholic Preschools
A federal appeals court held that Colorado could withhold the ‘universal preschool’ money over Catholic teachings.
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3,800 Meatpacking Workers Reach New Deal at Major US Beef Plant
The agreement comes as tight cattle supplies push up national beef prices.
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Workers to Return as Union Ends Strike at Major US Beef Plant
The Greeley, Colorado, plant employs more than 3,800 people.
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Judge Tosses DOJ Lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s Sanctuary Laws
The judge found the federal government can’t compel states or cities to assist with federal immigration enforcement.
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Colorado Program That Benefits Homeschoolers Faces Budget Axe
Homeschool families will respond with their concerns during an April 9 lobby day event in Denver.
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Jackson’s Dissent Says Colorado’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban Is Proper Standard of Care
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only member of the Supreme Court who thought the law’s speech restrictions were justified.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban
The case was brought by a therapist who alleged that Colorado’s ban violated her right to free expression.
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Denver Imposes Water Restrictions, Orders Restaurants to Serve Only on Request
The restrictions were ordered by the Denver Board of Water Commissioners after they declared a Stage 1 Drought.
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California Moves to Rename Cesar Chavez Day Before March 31 Holiday
Several other holidays and events were canceled after accusations of sexual assaults surfaced against the civil rights leader.
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Ex-Funeral Home Owner Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison After Giving Families Fake Ashes
A former Colorado funeral home owner who helped her ex-husband hide nearly 200 decomposing bodies in a building was sentenced Monday to 18 years in prison.
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A Late Spring Snowstorm Slams Colorado, Closing Schools and Disrupting Commuters
A late spring snowstorm eased across parts of Colorado after closing schools, snarling flights and turning roads slushy on Wednesday.
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DOJ Sues Colorado Over Firearm Magazine Ban
U.S. Department of Justice files second lawsuit over gun laws in Colorado, saying the bans violate the Second Amendment.
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Justice Department Sues Denver Over Ban on AR-15 Rifles
A complaint filed Tuesday came after the city’s mayor refused to repeal the decades-long ban.
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Denver Leaders Reject Justice Department’s Demand That City Repeal ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The DOJ sent a letter threatening to sue the city if it does not repeal the ban and declare it unconstitutional.
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Justice Department Joins xAI Lawsuit Against Colorado Law
The lawsuit was first filed by xAI on April 9.
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Appeals Court Backs Ruling That Denver Must Pay $14 Million to George Floyd Protesters
The US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit sided with a jury’s finding that Denver inadequately trained its officers.
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Supreme Court to Consider Whether Colorado May Deny Funding for Catholic Preschools
A federal appeals court held that Colorado could withhold the ‘universal preschool’ money over Catholic teachings.
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3,800 Meatpacking Workers Reach New Deal at Major US Beef Plant
The agreement comes as tight cattle supplies push up national beef prices.
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Workers to Return as Union Ends Strike at Major US Beef Plant
The Greeley, Colorado, plant employs more than 3,800 people.
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Judge Tosses DOJ Lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s Sanctuary Laws
The judge found the federal government can’t compel states or cities to assist with federal immigration enforcement.
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Colorado Program That Benefits Homeschoolers Faces Budget Axe
Homeschool families will respond with their concerns during an April 9 lobby day event in Denver.
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Jackson’s Dissent Says Colorado’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban Is Proper Standard of Care
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only member of the Supreme Court who thought the law’s speech restrictions were justified.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban
The case was brought by a therapist who alleged that Colorado’s ban violated her right to free expression.
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Denver Imposes Water Restrictions, Orders Restaurants to Serve Only on Request
The restrictions were ordered by the Denver Board of Water Commissioners after they declared a Stage 1 Drought.
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California Moves to Rename Cesar Chavez Day Before March 31 Holiday
Several other holidays and events were canceled after accusations of sexual assaults surfaced against the civil rights leader.
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Ex-Funeral Home Owner Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison After Giving Families Fake Ashes
A former Colorado funeral home owner who helped her ex-husband hide nearly 200 decomposing bodies in a building was sentenced Monday to 18 years in prison.
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