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COPO BEST OF THE WEEK: Fallout from Lt. Gov. pick, big bird battle and more

By 07/13/2018 | updated 8 years ago
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Here’s our recap of some of our best stories of the week from the Colorado Politics staff.

> Stapleton picks Rep. Lang Sias as GOP running mate

> Sias’ bid for lieutenant governor moves race for House seat to competitive

> COVER STORY: Battle brews across the West over sage-grouse protections

> COVER STORY 2: Sage-grouse conflict is fiercest in neighboring states

> State Sen. Marble sues Colorado ethics commission over decision

> INSIGHTS: Will candidates talk differently after primary?

> Campaign finance violation cited against CU regent candidate

> Sex-harassment panel starts work at Colorado Capitol

> Crow sets 6th CD record, tops $1 million in quarterly fundraising

> Colo.’s draft rules on cannabis inhalers, suppositories draw lively debate

> Lefty scribe flags Republican Stapleton on wife’s pay

> Education-tax backers are 1st to file petition signatures for Nov. ballot

> TRAIL MIX | Is it time for independent candidates to shine?

> BLM delays oil & gas lease sales planned east of Great Sand Dunes

> Colorado’s Tipton wants to open more federal land for livestock grazing

> Clock is ticking on Republicans in Congress

> Capitol M: Week ending July 13, 2018

> ENDORSEMENT WATCH | Weiser, Brauchler divvy up AG backers

> Dougco commissioner will quack a little longer as a lame duck

> 35 unaffiliated, RTD candidates file for Colorado ballot

> Report: Colorado is this year’s least energy-expensive state – almost

> Colorado politicos react to Trump’s pick of Kavanaugh for Supreme Court

> NARAL targets Colorado, Gardner with ad blitz to fight Supreme Court pick

> Congressional bill would lower age limit for truck drivers

> Colorado Springs City Council continues secret settlements; legislators call foul

> Aurora OKs first step for condo high-rise

> Aurora will ask voters whether to keep its photo red-light program

> PHOTOS: Ex-Trump probe attorney with Colo. ties rocks out to punk band

> Denver needs to spend more for bike, pedestrian projects, group says

 
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