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- 1Colorado cannot afford inaction on fentanyl, Brauchler argues▼Colorado cannot afford to do nothing on fentanyl | George Brauchler
Former district attorney George Brauchler writes in Colorado Politics that the state cannot afford to do nothing about the fentanyl crisis. He argues that inaction on the drug, which has driven a rise in overdose deaths, carries unacceptable costs for Colorado, and urges lawmakers to take firmer legislative action.
- 2Colorado commissioners approve Chalk Bluffs project●Board of Commissioners approves Chalk Bluffs project | Rachel Gabel
A board of county commissioners in Colorado has approved the Chalk Bluffs project, according to Colorado Politics reporting by Rachel Gabel. No further details about the project's scope, location or conditions of approval were included in the available information, so the exact nature of the development and public reaction remain unclear.
- 3Colorado redistricting fight echoes across decades▼Colorado redistricting fight echoes across decades | A LOOK BACK
Colorado's ongoing battle over congressional and legislative district boundaries is being framed as the latest chapter in a conflict stretching back decades. A retrospective look traces how redistricting disputes have repeatedly shaped the state's political map, with both parties vying for advantage each time lines are redrawn, making the current fight part of a long-running partisan struggle.