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While Colorado stayed blue, some areas of state saw swing to right, depressed turnout

While Colorado stayed blue, some areas of state saw swing to right, depressed turnout

Colorado Democrats may have defied national political trends in the 2024 election, largely maintaining their strong performance at the ballot box even as many other states across the country swung…

Rail company eyeing Eagle County service no longer involved in Utah oil train proposal

Rail company eyeing Eagle County service no longer involved in Utah oil train proposal

An oil train travels behind paddle boarders on the Colorado River near Dotsero in August. The Texas-based railroad company that holds a passenger-service lease with Union Pacific on the Tennessee…

Analysis: Climate concerns did not motivate or unite young voters to back Harris, Biden policies

Analysis: Climate concerns did not motivate or unite young voters to back Harris, Biden policies

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. For 19-year-old Carson Carpenter,…

Colorado health advocates: ‘We’re prepared to protect ACA no matter what’

Colorado health advocates: ‘We’re prepared to protect ACA no matter what’

Healthcare and health insurance costs could skyrocket under the second coming of a Trump administration still seemingly bent on eliminating or at least undercutting Obamacare, consumer advocates warn, while the…

Colorado protects abortion rights but reproductive health care still faces threat from Trump, SCOTUS

Colorado protects abortion rights but reproductive health care still faces threat from Trump, SCOTUS

Abortion rights advocates at the Colorado Capitol in Denver. Colorado voters approved Amendment 79, which creates a right to abortion and repeals an existing provision that prohibits public funds for…

Bucking national trend, exit polls show two-thirds of Colorado Latinos backed Harris

Bucking national trend, exit polls show two-thirds of Colorado Latinos backed Harris

Lindsey Toomer/Colorado Newsline photo. Two-thirds of Latino voters in Colorado supported Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential election, according to an exit poll of Latino voters.  The Colorado…

Eagle County Clerk releases preliminary, unofficial general election results

Eagle County Clerk releases preliminary, unofficial general election results

Editor’s note: The Eagle County Clerk & Recorder’s office at 2:40 a.m., Wednesday, released a final round of unofficial preliminary general election results with another 5,209 ballots counted, which did…

High cost of rural health care on ballot in Colorado and across the nation

High cost of rural health care on ballot in Colorado and across the nation

Regardless of Tuesday’s general election results, the never-ending battle to bring down the high costs of health care will rage on in Colorado, especially in rural areas such as the…

Colorado links to Project 2025 abound, including Beaver Creek’s ‘freedom fest’

Colorado links to Project 2025 abound, including Beaver Creek’s ‘freedom fest’

A public relations consultant with the conservative Steamboat Institute is among the people and institutions in Colorado with connections to the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, which some say would provide…

Guardrails in place to turn back likely Trump attempts to overturn local election results

Guardrails in place to turn back likely Trump attempts to overturn local election results

Two election observers watch election workers at the Milwaukee Election Commission’s warehouse during the August primary (Matt Vasilogambros/Stateline). Recent sweeping changes to how the nation handles election results should prevent…