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Celebratory spirit isn’t dampened as rain forces a garden party to move indoors | NONPROFIT REGISTER
Joanne Davidson Special to Colorado Politics
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Updated 15 minutes ago
WARREN VILLAGE Denver News: The popularity of the Warren Village Summer Garden Party can without a doubt be credited to this: The chance to enjoy delicious food and refreshing beverages in the splendor of Dr. Jody Mathie’s exquisitely landscaped backyard. ...
Colorado justices to decide insurance companies’ obligation to disclose relevant policies
Michael Karlik
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Updated 53 minutes ago
The Colorado Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will decide whether an insurance company violated state law by withholding an at-fault driver’s policy for nearly a year when there was no dispute that the policy was not in effect...
Appeals court upholds limits on warrantless ICE arrests at churches
Kaelan Deese
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Updated 2 hours ago
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld limits on warrantless U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at churches affiliated with a coalition of religious groups, ruling that the Trump administration’s policy likely violated a federal religious freedom law. The 4th...
Governors’ races are being increasingly buffeted by the toxic politics of data centers
The Associated Press
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Updated 3 hours ago
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — More governors are shifting their stances or taking more steps to squeeze data centers as the midterm elections near and public opinion sours on the energy-hungry behemoths tech giants are building to fuel artificial intelligence products...
Ain’t Polis’ Peters commutation a pity? | Hal Bidlack
Hal Bidlack
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Updated 17 hours ago
I am hoping that, yet again, my long-suffering and very forgiving editor will pardon my rambling thoughts today, as there are too many open tabs on my computer that deal with issues I want to talk about (Ed: pretty used...
Monument council rejects housing development bordering USAFA
Savannah Eller
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Updated 47 minutes ago
The Monument Town Council on Monday rejected a 205-home project on the northern edge of the U.S. Air Force Academy. Called Santa Fe Meadows, the Classic Homes project for 135 single-family homes and 70 townhomes would have occupied 43 acres...
Wheat Ridge considering e-bike, scooter ordinances as usage increases in city
Matt Kyle
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Updated 3 hours ago
Wheat Ridge may soon pass regulatory ordinances on e-bikes as city officials say usage of such devices has increased within the city. The measures are proactive as e-bike usage has increased across the Denver metro area, according to city officials,...
District 49 dissolves longtime provider of special services
Eric Young
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Updated 18 hours ago
A longtime education service provider that has been subject to recent public and government scrutiny is shutting down. School District 49’s Board of Education approved the dissolution of the Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES) during a special...
District 49 dissolves longtime provider of special services
Eric Young
eric.young@gazette.com
Updated 45 minutes ago
A longtime education service provider that has been subject to recent public and government scrutiny is shutting down. School District 49’s Board of Education approved the dissolution of the Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES) during a special...
Denver revenues rise despite expectations for flat year
Nico Brambila
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Updated 3 hours ago
Five weeks after Denver said it expected revenues to remain flat heading into 2027, stronger-than-expected collections are prompting finance officials to signal they may raise this year’s revenue forecast. General Fund revenue was up 2.3% through June compared with the...