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Thousands of Coloradans are losing health insurance as Medicaid eligibility requirements narrow. But one new program is hoping to widen access to birth control by providing it completely free of charge to anyone who wants it.
Colorado voters start getting their ballots on Friday, October 2. Use our guide to keep matters straight as you navigate this complex and important election season.
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Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming have been slow to fund electric vehicle chargers with federal dollars, while other states in the Mountain West have been more eager. -
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The National Park Service has denied an activist group's request to place water stations along the Arizona-Mexico border — marking the first time their permit has been denied in more than two decades.
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