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Weiser sues DHS, ICE to stop immigration center in Hudson (opens the original)
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Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Tuesday he has filed a lawsuit against the federal Department of Homeland Security and Immigration & Customs Enforcement to halt the agency’s efforts to turn a shuttered prison in Hudson into an immigrant detention facility. The facility would hold about 1,200 beds. It’s owned by the GEO Group, and was operated as a private prison until it closed in 2013. Hudson is about 30 miles northeast of Denver in Weld County. Weiser said DHS and U.S. Immigration and C
Colorado wolves stay west as livestock losses continue (opens the original)
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The September map showing where wolves have been in the past 30 days shows that the wolves are largely staying on the Western Slope. That’s in contrast to a year ago, when collared wolves were believed to be in watersheds as far east as Boulder, Gilpin, Clear Creek and Park counties on the east side of the Continental Divide. The map shows where wolves have been in a particular watershed and does not mean that wolves have traveled throughout the entire watershed or currently occupy it, according
El Niño boosts Colorado rainfall amid historic heat (opens the original)
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The next two weeks will see El Niño in all its glory, dumping rain on Colorado and other Western states. But will it have that same impact when it comes time for snow? The Water Conditions and Monitoring Committee, an ad hoc group of representatives from local water providers run by the Colorado Water Conservation Board, took a look at the water year that will conclude on Sept. 30. The past year was as bad as it has ever gotten, according to Russ Schumacher, the state climatologist with the Colo
State revenue gains overshadowed by soaring Medicaid and SNAP obligations (opens the original)
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After Thursday’s review of Medicaid overexpenditures, the Joint Budget Committee heard stronger revenue projections on Friday but also deeper spending problems. Lawmakers will begin work on the 2027-28 budget with a $1.58 billion general fund shortfall. Before accounting for required obligations, the state would have about $686 million available. Once Medicaid overexpenditures of more than $800 million and other mandated costs are added, the gap reaches roughly $1.5 billion. If lawmakers were to
How Colorado’s last purple district could shape power at state Capitol (opens the original)
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Of the roughly two dozen state Senate seats up for election this year, one race in Southern Colorado is drawing particular attention. The outcome of this race could decide the contours of power at the state Capitol, with ramifications for what major policies get adopted next year. Just as importantly, this area called the “last purple” district in Colorado offers an interesting inflection point for a state that has become considerably bluer in each election cycle. Indeed, Pueblo presents a kind
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