Lawmakers advanced a measure that would ban taking photos and video from chamber-floor-adjacent hallways.
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When electric utilities spark wildfires, how much should they have to pay victims?
The threat of billion-dollar class-action lawsuits bankrupting power companies has lawmakers considering a cap on claims.
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Officials move closer to allowing public to carry concealed guns in Wyoming Capitol
State leaders voted to proceed with plans to allow most people to conceal carry in public areas of the Capitol and extension. That’s after 87% of online comments opposed allowing permitted-only concealed carry.
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This Colorado clerk is among the few with ranked choice experience. Here’s what she says about Proposition 131.
Boulder voters used ranked choice voting to reelect Mayor Aaron Brocket in 2023. Boulder County Clerk Molly Fitzpatrick oversaw that election.
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How a solar development turned from threat to opportunity for an Illinois farmer
Trent Gerlach had misgivings about solar being placed on cropland that he leased, but pairing the solar panels with grazing sheep has helped change his mind on clean energy’s compatibility with farming.
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In Colorado, Safeway will be owned by 2 companies post merger. Neither will be Albertsons.
Highlights of Week 2 in Colorado’s antitrust case to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger.
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Colorado’s naloxone fund is drying up, even as opioid settlement money rolls in
Unless additional money is found, the state’s bulk fund runs the risk of having to further limit distribution, leaving the hundreds of organizations with little or no access to free naloxone.
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Is Appalachia seeing an influx of climate refugees? Here’s what the data shows.
Some have predicted that Appalachia could be a “climate haven” for those who want to escape hurricanes.
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Housing challenges, casino revenues among top issues raised by Danville candidates
Five incumbents and four challengers are on the ballot for five city council seats.
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‘Right to retrieve’ legal challenge dismissed as state considers new rules; more …
From elsewhere: Bedford town electric utility looks to increase hydro plant’s output. Rebuilding and cleaning New River Junction underway after extensive flooding. “Blessed” Lees-McRae teams grateful to Ferrum for shelter after storm.
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