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Colorado election officials say they’re confident voters will be able to cast their votes safely
Voter intimidation and electioneering have not been serious issues in Colorado, and officials expect that to continue through election day
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Colorado health officials warn state could reach record coronavirus hospitalizations by Nov. 10
Jesse Paul Coronavirus Primary category in which blog post is published
Why so many Coloradans leave college financial aid on the table — and how to fix that
Chalkbeat Colorado Education Primary category in which blog post is published
Trump officials end gray wolf protections across most of U.S.
The Associated Press Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Bodie Hilleke follows family legacy, becoming youngest kayaker to navigate Grand Canyon
Jason Blevins Outdoors Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado’s surging early-vote turnout is a strong sign for Democrats
Unaffiliated voters are now the largest bloc, but Democrats are still outperforming the GOP. “Republicans should be feeling pretty bad,” an analyst said.
Northwest Colorado gets a gigabit broadband boost from U.S. Department of Agriculture
Yampa Valley Electric Association awarded $6 million to build 209 miles of internet fiber to connect Moffat, Eagle and Grand counties. About 264 households and dozens of farms and businesses will benefit
Appeals court stops coal company from building roads in roadless area near Paonia
The U.S. Court of Appeals sided with conservation groups that have battled for years to halt Mountain Coal’s expansion of the West Elk Mine into the Sunset Roadless Area
Your Colorado guide to last-minute voting in this year’s presidential election
There’s still time to drop off your mail-in ballot, vote in person and even register to vote
Colorado prisoner dies after having coronavirus-like symptoms
The inmate becomes the fourth to die in Colorado after falling ill with symptoms consistent with COVID-19
Landlord who threatened to change rent based on election outcome engaged in voter intimidation, Colorado AG says
Bernie Pagel, co-owner of a mobile park in Fort Morgan, distributed a notice to tenants saying their rent could double if Democrat Joe Biden wins the presidential election
E-bike rules for BLM, Forest Service trails both thrill and rile backcountry users
As federal land managers consider opening trails to electric bicycles, conversations about new opportunities for access to public lands mixes with concerns about impacts to wildlife and traditional non-motorized travelers.
Colorado regulators probe why the coal-fired Comanche 3 power plant has been out of service for months
Xcel Energy customers have been paying for the $1.3 billion plant since it opened in Pueblo 10 years ago and now are picking up the tab for costly repairs and electricity purchased to meet summer demand
Abortion-ban measure is one of Colorado’s two most expensive ballot questions and the outcome is too close to call
The campaigns for and against Proposition 115 are focusing on “misinformation” and undecided voters in the final days before the election
