Thursday, May 8, 2025 | | |
| | About $16.1 million will go toward primary care, including a new clinic planned for southeast Denver and services at existing outpatient locations. | | | “By using litigation as a way to inflict pain, one might accomplish policy goals even if you end up losing,” a University of Denver law professor suggested of President Trump’s administration. | | | Colorado lawmakers wrapped up their work Wednesday night, but not before calls for a special session rang out over an impasse on first-in-the-nation regulations for artificial intelligence. | | | “It’s disappointing to see Democrats join with Republicans to not take action to help Coloradans facing out-of-control home insurance costs and increase competition for Coloradans,” Eric Muryama, the governor’s spokesman, said. | | | His research directive comes as autism rates in the U.S. are rising. | | | Lawmakers are increasingly uneasy, particularly amid growing economic anxiety over Trump’s own policies. | | | The FAA has slowed traffic at Newark to ensure flights can be handled safely. | | | The Colorado General Assembly enters its final day of the 2025 session Wednesday after a late-night scramble in the House over artificial intelligence regulations. | | | The federal government provided $189 billion in aid for schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. | | | |