HeyJaredJennifer Brown
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Colorado targets cuts to addiction recovery coaches as Medicaid spending jumps 286% (opens the original)
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Peer coaches who have gone through addiction recovery, and spent time in jail or without housing, help others navigate the journey were allocated funds from the state legislature via Medicaid. $35,000 in state funds the first year and about $54,000 the second year. However that funding then eventual costs were WAY off: Last year, “peer and support services” cost $293 million, split between federal and state funds. It covered services for 35,000 people per month. The spending was discussed during
International adoptions by Colorado families have dropped to lowest on record (opens the original)
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Just 18 children from other countries were adopted to Colorado parents last year, the lowest on record and the latest evidence that the number of international adoptions has fallen off a cliff. The decline in international adoptions is happening across the country, not just in Colorado, and although reforms were needed, adoption experts said the barriers to foreign adoption have grown too big. There were about 23,000 international adoptions to U.S. families in 2004; in 2024 there were fewer than
Colorado domestic violence shelters struggle to stay open as federal crime victim funds dry up (opens the original)
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n Chaffee County, a local nonprofit helping prevent domestic violence has laid off three employees and won’t have the staff to help every client who needs a protection order or a hotel room. In Lake County, the budget cuts mean the local victims services organization can no longer replace cellphones or other belongings that people leave behind in the rush to get out of unsafe homes. People fleeing abuse might get just one night in a hotel room, not the multiple nights the nonprofit used to cover
Elk, eagles and butterflies among the 30 species affected by billionaire’s 8-foot-tall fence in San Luis Valley (opens the original)
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A recently released wildlife study is part of a yearslong dispute over the wire-grid fence at Cielo Vista Ranch
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