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Friday, October 16, 2026

 

Joe Neguse vows to ‘fight and protect and defend’ Colorado if reelected to 2nd Congressional District

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, 42, is seeking his fifth term in Congress in the deep-blue 2nd Congressional District, which includes Boulder and Fort Collins along the Front Range, as well as Vail and Steamboat Springs.

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Authorities investigate letters with ‘suspicious substances’ sent to congressional, election offices

Authorities are urging recipients to treat the letters as “potentially hazardous.”

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Midterm campaigns are asking, where’s the beef? And how much does it cost?

Democrats and Republicans are clashing over who supports meat consumption more.

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Trump, after bipartisan backlash, says Pentagon won’t livestream execution of Fort Hood shooter

Many pointed out that the images could be used to fuel radicalization.

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Democrat Phil Weiser wins unlikely endorsements from prominent Republicans, statewide police union

On Wednesday, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser’s campaign announced the backing of 16 current and former elected Republicans.

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Two favorites in Denver’s council vacancy race have an unusual challenge: ensuring voters don’t mix them up

The Denver women are both favorites in the crowded election to take over a vacant council seat. But most of all — and most problematic for their campaigns — their names sound somewhat similar.

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In Senate race, John Hickenlooper and Mark Baisley debate on Trump, abortion bans and Iran

Wednesday’s debate provided some contrast of the issues animating two of the the state’s longstanding political figures.

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Jena Griswold and Michael Allen clash over experience, Trump in Colorado attorney general debate

Secretary of State Jena Griswold, a Democrat, is taking on Colorado Springs-area District Attorney Michael Allen, a Republican, in the race to succeed term-limited Attorney General Phil Weiser.

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