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In major defeat for Jared Polis, housing bill dies - Vimarsana News

In major defeat for Jared Polis, housing bill dies

Gov. Jared Polis' housing proposal — which, as originally introduced sought to impose state mandates and effectively strip local governments of their authority over land use and zoning — is

Gov. Jared Polis signs bills on renewable energy, mental health professional requirements - Vimarsana News

Gov. Jared Polis signs bills on renewable energy, mental health professional requirements

Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday signed several bills into law, including multiple measures aimed at advancing the state's renewable energy goals.

Support mounts for no-cost mental health services - Vimarsana News

Support mounts for no-cost mental health services

Amanda Dodson first noticed signs for a pilot program called I Matter at her ten-year-old daughter Hailey school

More residential care coming for children with acute mental health needs - Vimarsana News

More residential care coming for children with acute mental health needs

Colorado lawmakers are investing more than $15 million to ensure children experiencing complex behavioral challenges, including trauma, major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, get the residential-based care they need. Colorado has faced numerous lawsuits for not providing adequate support. Rep. ...

Nashville superintendent works to nurture students mental health / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Nashville superintendent works to nurture students mental health / Public News Service

In Tennessee and across the country, Black women who are school superintendents are tackling the challenges faced by students from marginalized communities, particularly their social and emotional well-being. The most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal more than four in 10 students reported feeling "persistently down or hopeless." Adrienne Battle, director and superintendent of Metro Nashville Public Schools, will be part of a virtual event today on this topic. At "Superintendents of Color Leading with Excellence," she w...