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Thursday, January 29, 2026

FBI raid in Georgia highlights Trump’s 2020 election obsession and hints at possible future actions

Some observers say Trump’s administration is using Georgia as a blueprint for challenging results this November.

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Colorado AG, environmental groups challenge order to keep Craig coal plant open

The two petitions argue that there is no emergency surrounding Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association’s plans to shutter its Unit 1 power plant in Craig and that the closure makes economic and environmental sense.

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Family of Coloradan detained in Afghanistan: ‘He had all his rights and freedoms taken away’

The family’s first contact, Molly Long told The Denver Post in an interview Wednesday, was not until July 3.

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Colorado lawmakers sign off on prison funding after delay, but renew demand for overcrowding plan

“It does sound like our initial denial got some traction,” budget committee chair Rep. Emily Sirota said. “But we’ve not seen anything really presented — certainly nowhere near any kind of a plan.

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For years, Colorado Medicaid mistakenly paid a program’s providers several times too much — costing millions

“You either laugh at this one, or you cry,” Rep. Kyle Brown said. ” … So maybe it’s $20 million in a given year, and it’s been going on since 2020. That’s a lot of money.”

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Jury finds former Colorado senator guilty of four felonies for faked letters of support in probe

The falsely attributed letters drew the attention of the Denver District Attorney’s Office, which brought the felony charges against Jaquez Lewis.

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Denver stops automatically mailing property tax bills as process moves online