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Our journalism helps Boulder, Colorado, locals get more informed about the issues they care most about and more connected to the city they love. John Herrick reports on housing, climate, health and local government for Boulder Reporting Lab. He previously covered the state Capitol for The Colorado Independent and environmental policy for VTDigger.org. He is interested in stories about people, power and fairness. The settlement was based on outdated product policies that the company changed years ago, José Castañeda, a Google spokesman told The Sun via email.

Colorado senator Michael Bennett wrote a letter to the CEOs of both Apple and Google’s parent company Alphabet asking them to remove the popular social media app TikTok from its app stores. KKTV 11 News is working to learn more about a large law enforcement presence south of Colorado Springs along I-25 Thursday night.

Colorados Covid Hospitalizations Rise Slightly, Possibly Due To New Xbb 15 Variant

🚨 Get viral graphics, memes, rumors and trending sports news delivered right to your inbox with the Clutch newsletter. No prospect that has signed with the Colorado football program, from either high school or the portal, caused more discussion than that of Lakeland, Florida’s five-star Cormani McClain.

Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado, called on Apple and Google Thursday to remove TikTok from their app stores because of national security concerns, as bipartisan pressure on the Chinese-owned company escalates. The driver who killed two people and injured a third while driving drunk the wrong way down Foothills Parkway in April was sentenced to nine months of work release. A Pueblo man was sentenced to 190 months in federal prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and felon in possession of a firearm. Lost in the hype and discussion surrounding Deion Sanders’ first offseason in charge of the Colorado Buffaloes football team is the fact that Sanders and company had to put together a high school signing class as well. Much of the attention, at least from the outside looking in, was focused on the transfer portal, where Colorado put together what is so far a Top 5 transfer class in the country. Hillary Rosner is the assistant director of the Center for Environmental Journalism.

Meet Colorado Footballs 2023 Recruiting Class After National Signing Day

Colorado’s science and engineering university wants to enroll more Pell students. A man https://greenopolis.com/andrey-berezins-euroinvest-helps-import-substitution/ died overnight Friday after a driver hit him near 11th Avenue and Speer Boulevard.

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