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Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped shape the modern era of women's rights – even before she went on the Supreme Court
The late United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was helping to shape women's rights long before she was appointed to the court.
Governor Polis Appoints Judge to District Court in 14th Judicial District
Sandra H. Gardner has been appointed as a district court judge in Colorado's 14th Judicial District.
Governor Polis Appoints Judge to Chaffee County Court in 11th Judicial District
Diana C. Bull has been appointed to the Chaffee County Court in Colorado's 11th Judicial District.
860,000 workers file new unemployment claims as overall rate continues to fall
New unemployment claims continue to fall in the United States.
Adams State hosts debate between candidates for Colorado House and Senate Districts
Adams State University will host a live-streamed debate among the candidates for Colorado's Senate District 35 and House District 62.
Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Amendment B ballot guide changes
Two days after a lawsuit was filed to halt printing of Colorado's ballot guide, the suit has been dismissed.
Gallagher Amendment repeal opponents sue state over ballot guide changes
A Colorado group opposing the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment is suing to halt printing of voter guides, alleging that statements regarding Amendment B are not fair and impartial.
New unemployment claims fall below 1 million for second straight week
New jobless claims in the United States fell below 1 million for the second week.
Senate Republicans unveil new stimulus measure to counter Democrat-led House bill
Republicans in the United States Senate have offered a new stimulus package as a counter to a bill passed by Democrats in the House of Representatives.