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The 'Visible Power' of Black Lawmakers - Vimarsana News

The 'Visible Power' of Black Lawmakers

A total of eight African Americans are serving as the top chamber leaders in state legislatures. Meanwhile, the fallout from an Oregon Supreme Court ruling that barred some state senators from seeking re-election won't be as great as you might think.

What's next after court rules Trump ineligible for Co. ballot - Vimarsana News

What's next after court rules Trump ineligible for Co. ballot

The state's republican party is making preparations for its worst-case scenerio if no appeal is filed or the U.S. Supreme Court orders that Trump's name remain off the Colorado ballot.

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Trump's absence from GOP debate benefited him, CO political analysts say - Vimarsana News

Trump's absence from GOP debate benefited him, CO political analysts say

Eight candidates vying for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential race gathered on the debate stage in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Wednesday.

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Colorado set for $826 million to expand broadband, MSU professor on the Denver mayoral | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Vimarsana News

Colorado set for $826 million to expand broadband, MSU professor on the Denver mayoral | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Today is June 28, 2023 and here's what you need to know:

Arapahoe County looks to cast off TABOR limits as critical services face funding crunch - Vimarsana News

Arapahoe County looks to cast off TABOR limits as critical services face funding crunch

Arapahoe County just fired a fiscal warning shot across the bow. In a little-noticed news release issued this month, Colorado's third-largest county painted a dire picture of "critical services at risk" for its 655,000 residents "without modernizing finances."