The Department of State officially declared Hartman abandoned after years of political and literal fighting.

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"They're less likely to kill me!"

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A companion bill is going to Congress to help block mining expansion in Glenwood Springs that could affect the hot springs.

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"The aggregate horror of world communism makes Hitler's 13-year run as the führer of Germany look like child's play."

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City leaders are exploring fines, confiscations and even penalties for parents to get off-highway vehicles off the streets.

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"Denver has become better at moving people off the streets and into shelters, but it hasn’t reduced homelessness."

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Media coverage has focused on a tweak allowing some bars to stay open until 4 a.m., but stakeholders say it's overstated.

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If successful, the referendum would appear in front of voters in November — but time is running out.

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According to state lawmakers, including one from Colorado, the bill would make it "effectively impossible" to hold rideshare companies accountable for sexual assault.

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Plaintiffs argue that a state law banning female genital cutting but not male circumcision violates the state's 1972 Equal Rights Amendment.

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