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​WASHINGTON — House Republicans are not ready to give up on President Joe Biden agreeing to negotiate on the debt limit, but if he doesn’t engage, they say they will

Consumers Energy says its workers tried to upgrade all of the meters before they were disabled, but were unable to because of supply chain issues.

The Problem Solvers continue to investigate Colorado’s limit on spaces for juveniles who have been arrested and await trial. Some local district attorneys said this law is not making the streets safer.

​WASHINGTON — House Republicans are not ready to give up on President Joe Biden agreeing to negotiate on the debt limit, but if he doesn’t engage, they say they will

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is working to solve a cold case from 1995.

House Republicans are not ready to give up on President Joe Biden agreeing to negotiate on the debt limit, but if he doesn’t engage, they say they will act on their own.

House Republicans are not ready to give up on President Joe Biden agreeing to negotiate on the debt limit, but if he doesn’t engage, they say they will act on their own.

The Costelows paid repairman Rick Harvey a hefty deposit for a new motor two months ago, but they've never seen him since.

In an interview on All Things Considered, Minnesota U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips recognized he is an outlier among Democrats in calling for armed security at schools ”to provide a modicum of safety to our children.” But he said he is skeptical that much else can be done in the Republican-led House without significant public pressure.

The No Surprises Law passed by Congress prohibits air ambulance companies from collecting more than the in-network rate insurance companies have agreed to pay, but families with medical emergencies before the law went into effect are still struggling.