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Emergency shortage of Type O blood in Colorado
Blood donations are down in Colorado, and Type O blood has become the most scarce, leading Vitalant to announce an emergency blood shortage in Colorado. Type O blood donations dropped to an 18-month low in the state at Vitalant, a blood donation center that provides blood to 94 hospitals in Colorado.
Colorado's record number of water-related deaths so far this year
As Colorado swelters, people naturally take to the water. But this year is on track for a record number of drownings in the state's lakes, rivers and reservoirs. A man who fell off of his inner tube and drowned while on the Arkansas River last weekend became Colorado’s 25th water-related death this season, which is on course to become the worst on record according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials.
New laws related to ranked-choice voting and youth voting among six new approved election bills in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers adopted six election-related bills during the 2024 regular session of the Colorado General Assembly. Included among the approved legislation was an omnibus bill that changed a number of areas of election law and created new requirements related to the adoption of ranked-choice voting (RCV), as well as bills related to voting in detention centers, presidential electors, and firearms near polling locations:
Colorado ticket broker facing theft charge, warrant issued for arrest
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - The El Paso County Sheriff's Office (EPSO) has a warrant out for the arrest of Talia Yadgar, the owner of Ticket Secrets LLC. Ticket Secrets LLC is a ticket broker that helps get people better tickets for a cheaper price and gives customers the tickets on the day of the The post Colorado ticket broker facing theft charge, warrant issued for arrest appeared first on KRDO.
Parents with school-aged children can get one-time payment of $120 – certain families will automatically get the cash
FAMILIES with school-aged kids can get some free money this summer. Parents in Colorado will automatically receive a one-time payment worth $120 to supplement for school lunches while kids are home for the summer months. Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) is a program designed to give nutritious food to eligible...
Colorado City Named One of the Worst Places to Rent
Here in Colorado, the cost of living has seemingly gotten out of control. In fact, the average rent here in Colorado is some of the highest in the entire country at $1,594. That’s the fifth highest. Not just that, but people in places like Fort Collins are really starting...
Medical Marijuana Use on the Downturn in Colorado
Here in Colorado, marijuana definitely takes up a good amount of the news cycle. In fact, there was just recently a recall for moldy marijuana in multiple cities across the Front Range. However, while there’s plenty of smokers here in Colorado, it feels like we are unfairly given the title...
The Colorado Trust Relocates HQ to The Hub North in RiNo
Tributary Real Estate, a commercial real estate brokerage firm based in Colorado, announced the successful lease negotiation for The Colorado Trust‘s new 14,000-square-foot, full-floor headquarters at The Hub North in RiNo. The Colorado Trust is a private philanthropic foundation that was founded in 1985 and makes grants statewide. The...
Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie, Sen. Dylan Roberts to host forum with Summit County commissioners
Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie and state Sen. Dylan Roberts will join the Summit Board of County Commissioners for an open forum on Thursday, July 18. The event is part of the regular “Coffee with the Commissioners” forum series that allows area constituents to pose questions and provide comments to elected officials. The hour-long event will begin at 11 a.m. in the Mount Royal room of the County Commons building in Frisco, located at 37 Peak One Drive.
Recount ordered after three-vote difference in Colorado GOP primary for 58th district
(The Center Square) – Colorado Democrat Secretary of State Jena Griswold ordered a recount, required under state law, in the Republican primary race for House District 58 in the southwest corner of the state. Larry Don Suckla received 6,488 votes in the primary, three more votes than Republican opponent J. Mark Roeber’s total of 6,485. Colorado statutes require a recount when the vote differential in the race is within 0.5%...
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