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PHOTOS: Ash Wednesday at Denver Cathedral

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Aurora City Council considers bringing back notice before sweeping homeless camps

New Aurora City Council member Rob Andrews proposed a resolution that, if passed at a future regular council meeting, would bring back the requirement for a 72-hour notice before homeless encampment sweeps. In February 2025, Aurora lawmakers got rid of...

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Colorado title board OKs language of ballot measure to privatize Pinnacol Assurance

The state’s title board on Wednesday unanimously voted to approve the wording of a ballot measure that would allow Pinnacol Assurance, the state’s workers’ compensation insurance provider of last resort, to privatize. Behind ballot measure No. 218 is Colorado Succeeds,...

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Denver Summit sets up HQ in Lower Downtown

As Denver’s new national women’s soccer team prepares for their first game, its corporate team has officially set up its home turf. Denver Summit FC signed a lease in Lower Downtown for its new corporate headquarters, commercial real estate firm...

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As Denver mulls dumping Flock, options are limited and similar

As Denver lays the groundwork to possibly replace its embattled license plate surveillance vendor, Flock, there are not many alternatives that could solve the underlying concerns. Denver’s contract with Flock expires at the end of March. The city has issued...

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The real differences inside the GOP driving Vance-Rubio rivalry talk

Republicans are starting to have a conversation about the 2028 primaries even though the midterm elections are still more than eight months away. With President Donald Trump term-limited and constitutionally ineligible to run, they are debating whether it would be...

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Zelensky accuses Russia of ‘trying to drag out negotiations’ as US-brokered peace talks stall

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of intentionally trying to “drag out negotiations” and stalling progress as a new round of U.S.-mediated peace talks concluded Wednesday with no breakthrough toward ending the nearly four-year war. Peace efforts aimed at halting...

Claire Carter, Washington Examiner

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Federal judges cite Orwell, Bible, Bob Dylan in rulings against Trump

Judges ruling against the Trump administration are citing famous literary works, historical figures, and even the Bible to make dramatic arguments in district courts against policies they oppose. While judges are supposed to stick to the law in their rulings,...

Jack Birle, Washington Examiner

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Trump gets DHS shutdown ‘bully pulpit’ with State of the Union address

Republicans want President Donald Trump to use the first State of the Union address of his second term to make the case that Democrats, not the White House, are to blame for a drawn-out shutdown of the Department of Homeland...

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Eleven people killed as US Southern Command carries out three more strikes on suspected ‘narco-terrorist’ vessels

The U.S. military announced three more strikes against suspected drug-trafficking vessels as part of Operation Southern Spear. Two of the strikes occurred in the Eastern Pacific, and one in the Caribbean Sea. Eleven “male narco-terrorists were killed” during the military...

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