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Weld County group collecting petition signatures to block Global AI data center (opens the original)
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A citizens group wants Weld County voters to have the final say on county commissioners' recent approval of a large data center project near Windsor -- and to require voter approval of all such developments in the future. Two petitions backed by the group Protect Our Water and Energy Resources, or POWER, were approved for circulation Monday by the Weld County Clerk and Recorder's office, the group said. One would force a referendum on the Weld County Board of Commissioners' Sept. 9 approval of N
BLM oil and gas leases threaten critical Colorado wildlife corridors, lawsuit says (opens the original)
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Two environmental groups sued the Trump administration Tuesday, alleging the Bureau of Land Management violated federal law when it leased more than 134,000 acres of public lands in Colorado for oil and gas drilling earlier this year. In their lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court of Colorado, Wilderness Workshop and The Wilderness Society say the BLM's June 2026 lease sale would "allow the development of oil and gas wells in habitat critical to some of the United States' largest, and last r
Victor Marx faces fine over ‘unprecedented’ campaign finance violations (opens the original)
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Victor Marx, the Republican nominee for Colorado governor, is starting to feel the heat from state elections officials over a litany of alleged violations of campaign finance laws. Regulators in the Elections Division of the Colorado secretary of state’s office are seeking a $51,427 fine against Marx’s campaign for accepting contributions over the legal limit. A hearing in the case is scheduled for Sept. 10 — and it’s only the first of several potential proceedings against the first-time candida
Weiser debates independent Lopez in first Colorado governor debate, with Marx absent (opens the original)
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Democrat, favored to win, vows to stand up to Trump Democratic Attorney General Phil Weiser kicked off debate season Thursday night without his main opponent in the race for Colorado governor, Republican Victor Marx, facing off instead against independent candidate Greg Lopez at an event in Colorado Springs. In his first debate appearance since his Democratic primary victory over U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in June, Weiser renewed his promise to Colorado voters to stand up to President Donald Trump
What climate science tells us about the causes of the Colorado River crisis (opens the original)
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Elected officials from across Colorado's political spectrum continued a 68-year-old tradition last week when they took to the stage at the annual summer conference of the Colorado Water Congress in Steamboat Springs. First convened by Gov. Steve McNichols in 1958, the Water Congress brings together experts, policymakers, agricultural producers and other interest groups to negotiate and strategize in a state where water has always been a scarce and carefully managed resource. That's never been mo
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