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Toxic chemical reform crawling into Colorado
A celebrity couple will join hundreds of babies Wednesday to urge Congress to overhaul America's toxic chemical policy.
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Gov. Bill Ritter refuses to say how much ObamaCare (HR 3962, S 1796) would cost Colorado
Governor Bill Ritter's Dept. of Health Care Policy and Financing is refusing Rep.
Trooper injured in accident near Monte Vista
A Colorado State trooper has been injured in a single vehicle accident near Monte Vista in southern Colorado.
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Attorney General John Suthers has to admit: Medical marijuana can be taxed
Betcha it pained him, then, to issue an opinion that further legitimized the medical-marijuana industry.
Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund kicks off its third year
Online: Go to www.nocoemptystocking.org and click on the "donate now" button. By phone: Call 2-1-1 or 407-7066 and use your credit card.
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November 18, 2009: Final Report on Alamosa Drinking Water Disease Outbreak Released
CONTACT Mark Salley Director, Office of Communications Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 303-692-2013 DENVER - The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment today released its final report regarding the Salmonella outbreak that struck Alamosa in 2008.
Colorado farm revives gleaning for leftovers; thousands expected
Thousands are expected at a Longmont farm Saturday to dig for leftover crops. Miller Farms plans to open its gates for a second consecutive year of gleaning, an ancient practice of foraging fields for unharvested crops.
New method to measure snow, vegetation moisture with GPS may benefit farmers, meteorologists
A research team led by the University of Colorado at Boulder has found a clever way to use traditional GPS satellite signals to measure snow depth as well as soil and vegetation moisture, a technique expected to benefit meteorologists, water resource managers, climate modelers and farmers.
Colorado vote reform could alter election
How's this for a cliffhanger scenario on election night? The popular vote for president is close across the country, the Electoral College tally is neck-and-neck, and all eyes turn to Colorado--where nobody can say for sure how many of the state's nine electoral votes should go to Sen.
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Colorado: Alleged Marine impostor pleads not guilty
A man who brought attention to homeless veterans in Colorado Springs has pleaded not guilty to charges of lying about being a decorated veteran.
GOP energized for comeback in 2010; candidates say party poised to retake key posts
Next year should mark a sweeping set of political comebacks for Colorado Republicans, a trio of GOP office-seekers assured Longmont party members Thursday.
Slight decline in Colorado October unemployment
Thata TMs a slight decline from September, when the rate was at 7 percent. It was 7.3 percent in August.
Lawyer to head Colo. Dept. of Regulatory Agencies
Gov. Bill Ritter has appointed attorney Barbara J. Kelley of Denver to be the new executive director of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, effective Dec.
Chunk of ice crashes through roof of Colorado home
A basketball-sized chunk of ice crashed through the roof of a family's Colorado home after apparently falling from an airplane passing overhead.
Hurricane Katrina wave action to be simulated at Colorado test facility
The wave-overtopping simulator will be able to simulate levees made of soils in any region.
Colorado Flu Cases Decline for 4th Straight Week
The number of new influenza cases in Colorado has dropped for the fourth consecutive week.
CSU hurricane team says its '09 forecast was high
Colorado-based weather researchers say three hurricanes formed in the Atlantic this year, two fewer than they predicted before the season and one less than their August update called for.
a oeDorkya Girl Wins a oeTop Modela
America's next top model isthe dorky one. At least, that's how 18-year-old redhead and University of Colorado student Nicole Fox described herself after winning a $100,000 Cover Girl contract and six-page spread in Seventeen magazine as prize for conquering the 13th cycle of "America's Top Model." "I'm a dork and I'm America's Next Top Model!" the ...
Colorado Receives "D" on Premature Birth Report Card
For the second consecutive year, Colorado received a "D" on the Premature Birth Report Card issued by the March of Dimes.
Your Tax Money Awarded In Phantom Colorado Congressional Districts
COLORADO SPRINGS Your federal tax dollars are being spent in parts of Colorado that don't even exist.
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