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A Denver district judge has allowed a lawsuit to continue against Colorado’s Secretary of State over rejection of voter signatures on mail ballots. The complaint, filed in December by a veterans right...

UPDATE: This story has been updated to include the latest report by David Leinweber.

A Denver-based law firm has collected more than $570,000 since 2019 from the city for lobbying services on both the state and federal levels, and recently announced that Mayor John

Colorado Springs mayoral candidates continue their fundraising pushes with just under two weeks to go before the May 16 runoff, raking in the largest donations from local political action committees, businesses and business professionals. Campaign finance reports filed with the city on Monday show Wayne Williams raised $357,525 in the period between April 11-25 while his opponent in the mayors race, Yemi Mobolade, raised nearly $60,565 in that same time.

When constructing large language models (LLMs), developers require immense amounts of training data, often measured in hundreds of terabytes or even petabytes. The challenge lies in obtaining this data without violating copyright laws or using inaccurate information and avoiding potential lawsuits.

If signed, new bill would cap donations from individuals at $400 and donations from small-donor committees at $4,000 in municipal elections, among other requirements.

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City officials are reminding voters to properly fill out their ballots or they will not be counted. They are also releasing what they expect for voter turnout.

Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade sat down with KRCC’s Andrea Chalfin ahead of the May 16 runoff. He spoke about his leadership experience, why he got into politics and addressed key constituent concerns.

Arts N Autism, the Tuscaloosa program that helps individuals with autism, has opened a Pre-K program called 4-K