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Colorado sues Trump administration over funding for gender-affirming care for minors (opens the original)
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Updated Thursday, Sep 3, 2026 4:59 PM MT Colorado’s attorney general on Wednesday sued the Trump administration over health care for transgender youth. The state joins a coalition of 20 Democrat-led states, and Washington, D.C., in challenging an administration decision, according to a press release from Attorney General Phil Weiser’s office. The decision bars states from using federal Medicaid funds for gender-affirming care for low-income minors and some young adults. The coalition argues that
Graduated income tax appears headed to ballot as backers drop off signatures (opens the original)
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Backers of a measure to put a graduated income tax before voters turned in more than 150,000 signatures to the state Monday afternoon. That’s enough to get it on the ballot for voters to decide on it in the fall, if enough signatures are deemed valid. Members of a group called Protect Colorado’s Future made their way to the Secretary of State’s office – carrying dozens of boxes full of thousands of signatures. They marched to the state Capitol chanting “Coloradans demand a fair tax system!” and
Larimer County teenager catches measles (opens the original)
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Patient likely was exposed during international travel A resident of Larimer County has come down with measles, the state’s 24th case of the year. Health officials said a teenager got the disease – they had not been vaccinated for measles, mumps and rubella with the MMR vaccine. They were likely exposed during recent international travel, according to a press release from the state health department. They may have exposed others at several locations, including the CommonSpirit Longmont United Ho
Larimer County teenager catches measles (opens the original)
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Patient likely was exposed during international travel A resident of Larimer County has come down with measles, the state’s 24th case of the year. Health officials said a teenager got the disease – they had not been vaccinated for measles, mumps and rubella with the MMR vaccine. They were likely exposed during recent international travel, according to a press release from the state health department. They may have exposed others at several locations, including the CommonSpirit Longmont United Ho
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