Tag: Colorado
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Denver Demonstrations Keep ICE Out Protests Rolling Across the Mile High City
Thousands Gather Across Denver for ICE Out Demonstrations Protests against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continued in Denver on Friday, as demonstrators renewed calls for immigration reform and an end to aggressive enforcement practices. The nationwide “ICE OUT” movement has mobilized residents, families, and advocates, drawing participants to multiple locations around Colorado’s capital. By…
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Colorado Appeals Panel Questions Tina Peters’ Nine-Year Sentence
Colorado Appeals Panel Questions Basis for Tina Peters’ Sentence A panel of judges in Colorado pressed for clarity on the reasoning behind a nine-year prison sentence handed to Tina Peters, a former county clerk at the center of a high-profile election data breach case. The court room exchanges on Wednesday highlighted a broader question: can…
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Colorado Appeals Panel Questions Tina Peters’ Nine-Year Sentence
Colorado appeals panel skeptical of sentencing rationale A Colorado appeals panel on Wednesday signaled skepticism about a judge’s reasoning for imposing a nine-year prison sentence on former El Paso County clerk Tina Peters. The case centers on Peters’ role in allegedly orchestrating actions that allowed access to election data and her broader insistence on conspiracy…
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Colorado Stands Firm: Childhood Vaccination Schedule Unchanged Amid Federal Shifts
Colorado Keeps Its Six-Vaccine Schedule for Children Colorado health officials announced that the state will continue to follow its established childhood vaccination schedule, which includes six required vaccines for school-age children. The decision comes despite recent shifts in federal guidance, signaling a clear separation between state public health policy and federal messaging on immunizations. The…
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Colorado Keeps Six-Vaccine Childhood Schedule Despite Federal Guidance Shifts
Colorado maintains its six-vaccine recommendation for children Colorado health officials say the state’s childhood vaccine schedule remains unchanged, even as the federal government shifts its guidance on immunizations. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) reiterates that it continues to align with the routine immunizations recommended for children, which in practice amounts to…
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Suspected fatal mountain lion attack on Colorado trail raises ongoing safety concerns
Overview of the incident A solo hiker on a remote Colorado trail is believed to have been killed by a mountain lion on New Year’s Day, marking a chilling development in a region already familiar with wildlife encounters. Authorities have described the event as a suspected fatal mountain lion attack, and a search for clues…
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Colorado Mountain Lion Attack on New Year’s Day Raises Trail Safety Questions
Overview of the incident A solo hiker on a remote Colorado trail is believed to have been killed by a mountain lion on New Year’s Day, authorities confirmed. The incident marks a grim development in a region that has seen a series of wildlife encounters in recent weeks. While investigation continues, officials have not released…
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Suspected Fatal Mountain Lion Attack on Colorado Trail Highlights Earlier Encounters
Overview of the Incident A solo hiker is believed to have been killed by a mountain lion on a remote Colorado trail on New Year’s Day. The incident has prompted a renewed focus on wildlife safety in the region and comes after a series of recent encounters in the same area. Local officials stated that…
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Colorado Coal Plant Stay-Open Order Sparks Debate on Costs and Reliability
Overview: A last-minute stay of execution for an aging coal plant In a move that surprised many stakeholders, the Trump administration directed the Craig Generating Station Unit 1 in Colorado to remain online even as it was slated for retirement. Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued the order a day before the facility was scheduled to…
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Trump Admin Forces Colorado Coal Plant to Stay Open, Costing Ratepayers Potential Millions
Headline Policy Decision Shifts Burden to Ratepayers The Trump administration’s latest intervention in the energy sector has kept a nearly half-century-old coal-fired power plant operating in Colorado, prioritizing continued generation over retirement plans that were scheduled for Tuesday. Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued the order to keep Craig Generating Station Unit 1 online, a move…