The Colorado legislature has asked the state's supreme court to determine if they can meet for 120 non-consecutive days

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About 18 percent of Americans say they or someone in their household have had their work hours reduced or lost jobs altogether over fears surrounding the novel coronavirus, according to a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll.

Editor's note: Eboni Nash is a graduate of Eads High School and Hastings College in Nebraska, where she majored in psychology, religion and sociology. She now attends Harvard University in Massachusetts. Eboni writes periodically for the Kiowa County Press.

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