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Colorado · ColoradoThe Broomfield City Council approved seven new local gun rights restrictions on first reading. Some of the restrictions may land them in court along with a group of other communities in the Denver Metro area. The local restrictions are possible after Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 256, passed by the Democrat-controlled legislature.See the Story
Broomfield council okays numerous gun-rights restrictions; resident concerns largely ignored
Logan County, Colorado · Logan CountyCory Gaines is a resident of Logan County, Colorado. He is concerned about the environment he will leave to his daughter. Gaines: "I believe that making it harder to get Colorado oil and gas to market will do little to drop the overall carbon content in our air" "We would all be better off if we could sell our responsibly-sourced fossil fuels"See the Story
Gaines: A letter to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Colorado · ColoradoColorado voters gave Democrats a decisive victory in this year’s election, yet they also passed Independence Institute’s income tax cut by approving Proposition 121. While they elect left-of-center candidates, they continue to expect low taxes and fiscal restraint by their government. As recently as 2018, Republicans controlled the Colorado Senate and served as a roadblock to progressives’ tax-and-spend agenda. After Democrats won unified contro…See the Story
MURREY: Five fiscal policy issues to watch in the next legislative session
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US & Canada · WashingtonChapel Hill police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and three others hurt Tuesday evening. It happened just after 6:15 p.m. at the University Gardens Condominiums on Pritchard Avenue Extension. Officers were called to the scene for reports of multiple gunshots.See the Story
DC police investigating fatal Northeast shooting
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Secretary of State · DenverDenver District Judge Marie A. Moses ruled that Sen. Kevin Priola can only be recalled by the people he currently represents. Priola, a longtime moderate Republican, announced he was crossing the aisle and joining the Democratic Party. The order does not shield Priola from a recall forever: His constituents to-be can recall him after the legislative session begins on Jan. 9.See the Story
Judge blocks Priola recall effort; organizers vow to appeal, press on
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Fort Collins · Fort CollinsFort Collins will be the largest city in Colorado to implement ranked choice voting. Boulder and Broomfield will adopt the method in 2023. Ranked choice voting has been used for years in places like Canada, the United Kingdom and India. It's also spreading to other states, including Nevada.See the Story
Fort Collins appears on track to approve ranked choice voting starting in 2025
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Colorado · ColoradoThe 2022 midterm election has left many residents in northern Colorado feeling like Santa left them a lump a coal in their stocking. Not one of the Democrats who won office at the state and federal levels in this area were elected with more than 50 percent of the vote. Many believe third-party candidates likely helped push three of the other four over the finish line.See the Story
Third-party spoilers leave Weld County voters blue as Democrats win by plurality
Broomfield, Colorado · BroomfieldThe City and County of Broomfield is set to become the first Colorado community to mandate potential customers take a firearms course. The ordinance is one of eight the 11-member council will consider at its next regular meeting on Tuesday, November 29. The local restrictions are possible after Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 256, passed by the Democrat-controlled legislature in 2021.See the Story
Broomfield looks at next-level gun rights restrictions; considers firearms training for purchases
Colorado · ColoradoColorado Gives Day is a once a year give-a-thon through Dec. 6 and sponsored by the Community First Foundation. You will be donating to the Independence Institute, the non-profit publisher of Complete Colorado, which makes your donation tax deductible. You can specify your giving go to Complete Colorado through the direct your donation to a program drop down menu.See the Story
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Midterm Elections · ColoradoFrida Ghitis: The midterm election was a big disappointment for Republicans and a great misfortune for the nation. Ghitis says the biggest loser in this election was Donald Trump, but what can be done with him? She says he alienated far too many others with his brutish antics and his flawed character, narcissism, pettiness, vindictiveness and ceaseless bragging.See the Story
Rosen: A Trump reckoning for Republicans
Colorado · ColoradoThe Colorado State Board of Education has adopted newly revised social studies standards. The standards include history, civics, geography, economics and financial literacy. The new standards introduce children starting in preschool to sexual orientation and gender identity. "The standards have been adopted. Now, it is up to parents to do their due diligence to discover what their children are learning," says Ben Ben-Ami.See the Story
