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Denver judge rejects GOP residency complaint against Democratic candidate in pivotal state Senate district
A Denver judge ruled that state Rep. Kyle Mullica did not violate a requirement that candidates for Colorado statehouse seats live in the district they are running to represent for a year before they are elected
Posted inPolitics and Government
Mike Lindell sues to recover cellphone seized by FBI agents as part of Tina Peters probe
Lindell alleges in the complaint, filed Tuesday in federal court in Minnesota, that the confiscation of his iPhone violated his constitutional rights against unlawful search and seizure and an attempt to chill his freedom of speech
Posted inBusiness
Denver Startup Week highlights underrepresented founders while looking for the next big thing
A diverse group of entrepreneurs talk about the difficulties of being a startup trying to attract attention and funding.
Posted inSocial Services
Most young teens in Colorado’s foster care system don’t know about birth control, new study finds
About 65% of eighth and ninth graders interviewed in the Denver area said they were not educated about birth control
Posted inOutdoors
Colorado ranchers moove into the future with virtual fences that help sustain public grasslands
In the first program its kind, cell towers are helping the BLM repair neglected rangeland by giving land managers unprecedented control over where herds are grazing
Posted inEducation
Denver students sue after school district files to trademark their racial justice podcast
The podcast — the full name of which was Know Justice, Know Peace: DMLK’s The Take — attracted widespread media attention, including an appearance on The Today Show
Posted inPolitics and Government
El Paso County grand jury that indicted Democratic state senator was given incorrect information
An attorney for state Sen. Pete Lee has filed a motion asking for the felony charge against him to dismissed as a result
Posted inWater
Douglas County commissioners meet again about controversial San Luis Valley water project
Four months after announcing they wouldn’t use federal COVID-19 funds on the plan from Renewable Water Resources, or RWR, the commissioners heard a legal update on the project from the county’s outside counsel
Posted inCrime and Courts
Arrest made in Weld County hit-and-run that left sheriff’s deputy dead
Weld County sheriff’s Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz, 24, died in the hit-and-run crash. She was a week away from her 25th birthday.