Newsom urged to sign bill to require speeding alert systems on cars
Groups fighting for safer roads are urging Governor Gavin Newsom to sign a bill requiring new vehicles to have a speed-monitoring system.
Climate activists along Texas coast want LNG ban
Climate and environmental activists along the Texas Coast are celebrating after receiving favorable news from an insurance company.
Idaho program aims to grow teacher numbers across the state
A program is Idaho is aiming to close the teacher shortage gap by training people where they live.
From college students to the unhoused, understanding North Dakota voting rules
North Dakota's election laws are coming back into focus ahead of the 2024 vote.
Voting basics: How ballot signature verification works
(Colorado Newsline) When a Colorado voter votes by mail, they need to sign their ballot envelope for verification by bipartisan teams of election judges.
Election judges compare a ballot signature to a signature the voter’s county clerk has on file from official documents. If someone registered to vote through the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles, for example, their ballot signature will be compared to their license signature.
Gov. Jared Polis signs property tax bills, ballot initiatives withdrawn
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan package of property tax cuts into law on Wednesday.
Colorado spends $9M on electric vehicle rebates for gas, diesel vehicle trade-ins
Colorado is devoting millions for rebates when trading in a gas- or diesel-powered vehicle and purchasing an electric one.
Polis taps nation’s strongest water-quality protections for 15 Colorado rivers
the Polis administration has designated new protections for some 385 miles across 15 rivers and streams.
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