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Conservatives in northern Colorado are trying to recall a state senator who left the Republican party this week to become a Democrat. And seven water utilities from across the Colorado River basin released a new commitment for conservation on Wednesday, but their efforts will be a small part of helping a region strained by drought and overuse.
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The Colorado Supreme Court says Demoncratic state lawmakers should not have used computers to block Republicans who were trying to filibuster some of…
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The Cortez City Council held its bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday, approving additional spending for the police department and voting to open council meetings…
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The state legislature will not be considering a push from Republican lawmakers to limit the governor's power during statewide emergencies.The Cortez City…
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The environment at the Colorado State Capitol has been turbulent over the past few months as sexual harassment allegations have surfaced against several…
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Rocky Mountain Community Radio reporter Bente Birkeland has been following allegations of sexual harassment among Colorado state lawmakers in Denver. As…
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Colorado State Senator Don Coram, who represents southwestern Colorado, voted yes on the 2017 budget even though it makes significant cuts to state…
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Colorado’s budget handily passed the state Senate on March 29. It has bipartisan support and increased four percent compared to the previous year. In...
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Cortez-based health provider Southwest Health System is supporting a bipartisan bill introduced Monday in the Colorado State Senate that would avoid…
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KSJD’s Austin Cope talks with Don Coram, Colorado State Senator for District 6, which covers Montezuma, Dolores, San Miguel, Archuleta, Ouray, and…