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Wolves are making their way into Maine from neighboring Canada, and non-profit groups are advocating their protection.

The wild population is now back to the brink of oblivion, decimated by gunshots, vehicle strikes, suspected poisonings and, some have argued, government neglect.

A group of Colorado Republicans filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against Secretary of State Jena Griswold seeking to prevent unaffiliated voters from participating in the June 28 primary election. The...

When it comes to campaign finance complaints, Secretary of State Jena Griswold 2021 seems to forget Griswold 2019. Contrary to her past pledges and the law, she is now a “Final Decision Maker.” According to a December 2020 memorandum, Griswold is one of four Final Decision Makers on campaign finance complaints, along with her deputy, legal/policy director and chief of staff. I’m confused. Unless something’s changed, the relevant law is clear about who gets to make the “...

Culture vs. science: Reintroducing wolves to Colorado A gray, female wolf takes a break from a long day. (Drew Avery/Flickr) CU On the Weekend hosted a lecture on Feb. 6 that laid out the argument for why reintroducing wild grey wolves to Colorado’s wilderness is an overall benefit. The lecture was led by Joanna Lambert, a professor at CU’s environmental studies program. The lecture focused on how our perception of wolves during the period of westward expansion led to the slaughter of thous...