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Energy Primary category in which blog post is published

Opponents of Colorado’s new oil and gas regulation law won’t try to repeal it — at least not this year

Opponents had planned to ask voters in November 2019 to repeal and replace the law, but last week the Colorado secretary of state's office rejected four versions of their proposed ballot initiative

Health Primary category in which blog post is published

Effort to develop Colorado-run health insurance option heads to Gov. Polis’ desk

The public option legislation directs the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing and the Department of Regulatory Agencies to deliver a proposal in November

Environment Primary category in which blog post is published

Conservation groups ask judge to halt Trump administration drilling plan citing sage grouse

The 2015 sage grouse plans are widely considered to have stopped the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from listing sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act

Business Primary category in which blog post is published

Anyone who works in marijuana — legal or not — can be denied U.S. citizenship, immigration authorities say

In Colorado, immigration attorneys say at least two green-card holders were denied citizenship because they worked or had worked in marijuana-related jobs. There are probably more, they say.

Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published

Michael Bennet’s prostate cancer surgery termed a success as he looks toward 2020 presidential bid

Michael Bennet said that is he's cancer free after treatment he will run for president

Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published

Florida woman found dead after manhunt, statewide school closures over threat, “infatuation” with Columbine

The FBI's Denver office confirmed via Twitter that Sol Pais is dead after a massive manhunt and more than 1,000 school closures around the state of Colorado.

Education Primary category in which blog post is published

Most Americans believe schools have become less safe in the 20 years since Columbine, poll shows

Half of Americans blame students being bullied a great deal for school shootings. Roughly a third say the same of the internet and television, music and video games.

Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published

Colorado police agencies now required to release records in internal affairs investigations

In Colorado, only Denver routinely releases, on request, details of internal probes, according to the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Energy Primary category in which blog post is published

Chevron vaults into new league with $33B acquisition of Anadarko, one of Colorado’s largest oil and gas operators

The deal announced Friday comes with U.S. crude prices up 40% this year and vaults Chevron into a new league