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Community Corner contribution on why BOCO democratic party could do better on diversity, equity, and inclusion

Foreign nationals with student visas may be subjected to government intelligence investigation for activities that “appear to be inimical to the security of the State,” the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said Friday.

The hearing provided a few new details, including what additional problems have been found in the troubled span.

Boulder Democrats have a responsibility to place action behind its rhetoric. The BCDP leadership should stand by its candidate.

Day-long program on 27 September features US government agencies speaking on federal policy and funding.

Thorny negotiations over details like fines and the extent of public access could mean that amending the law will be a multi-year effort.

Vermont lawmakers consider decriminalizing the possession of psilocybin mushrooms and create guidelines for its use in therapeutic settings

Advocates say the legislation would bring Rhode Island in line with most other states, while opponents say e-bikes should not be allowed on bike paths.

In an advisory opinion, Attorney General Peter Neronha put those who handle public records requests on notice, saying they may not restrict APRA requests to methods that are not readily accessible to public.

New House Minority Leader Fentrice Driskell on Monday announced her top lieutenants heading into the 2023 legislative session.