Government
Should autonomous weapons be allowed to kill?
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The pros and cons of automating war By Vince Bzdek The practice of war entered a whole new era last week when the U.S. Navy...
Respondents strongly oppose property tax increase in Manitou Springs budget survey
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A survey sent to Manitou Springs residents saw stronger support for increasing taxes that would impact visitors rather than residents, while respondents were mostly opposed...
Primary preview: Regina English, Chauncy Johnson face off in House District 17
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State Rep. Regina English is facing a young, ambitious Democratic activist in the primary election for House District 17. The choice between English and Chauncy...
Colorado governor signs bill requiring pollution controls, cost reporting for extended coal operations
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Gov. Jared Polis signed into law a bill in reaction to orders from the U.S. Department of Energy to keep older coal units online. The...
Cigna to pull out of individual health market, affecting thousands in Colorado
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Sparks fly in debate between Democrats in Colorado’s 8th CD primary
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Colorado governor nixes bills on swipe fees, suing feds and firefighter benefits
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Polis signs road safety law for breathalyzer tests after crashes
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With no 7-state deal, federal agency turns to 10-year Colorado River strategy
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Colorado, Nevada water negotiators split on federal 10-year river management plan
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Behind Lake Powell’s low water levels, a canyon is coming back to life
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Pueblo mayor, other leaders at odds over incentives tied to proposed economic development project
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By Owen Skornik-Hayes KOAA PUEBLO — A proposed economic development project, known as “Project Falcon,” has become the center of an increasingly public debate among...
A tale of two debates | Vince Bzdek
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Ballots go out Monday as the June 30 state primary elections bear down on us. As a result, it is suddenly the season of proliferating political debates,...
After prison release, Tina Peters faces tight parole limits, ongoing legal troubles
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Released from prison last week, former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters now begins a parole term that outlines strict limits on her movements and conduct,...
Bennet, Weiser square off in spirited primary debate
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The two Democrats running for governor of Colorado agreed on nearly every policy-related topic but vehemently clashed over which of them is best equipped to...
Polis declares statewide drought emergency
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Election office rejects lobbying allegations in Colorado House district race
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Ex-commissioner VanderWerf launches campaign for Colorado Springs mayor
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Gov. Polis signs law allowing ‘conversion therapy’ recipients to sue providers
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Dozens of temporary safety measures coming to Colorado Springs streets this summer
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Tina Peters speaks out after release from Colorado prison
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PUEBLO — Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, convicted of participating in efforts related to election conspiracy theories promoted by President Donald Trump, was released...
Colorado Cost of Living: Housing density not just for apartments, as new home styles offer lower prices, creative single-family living
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What seem to be scary numbers in the housing industry have prompted action. The median age of a first-time homebuyer hit a record 40 years...
Colorado Democratic attorney general candidates clash over experience and Trump lawsuits
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Colorado’s four Democratic candidates for attorney general clashed sharply Thursday night in a debate that repeatedly returned to one theme — whether the state’s top...
Colorado governor vetoes union dues bill — again
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Gov. Jared Polis on Friday vetoed yet again legislation that would have made it easier for labor organizations to impose dues on non-union members, a...
Colorado Springs Utilities enters first summer with higher Energy Wise rates
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Colorado governor candidates confront business climate, housing affordability woes
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Colorado’s technology office lays off 173 workers
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PHOTOS: 2026 Air Force Academy Graduation
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PHOTOS: 2026 Air Force Academy Graduation
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PHOTOS: 2026 Air Force Academy Graduation
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Proposal would make child care centers easier to open across Colorado Springs
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