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The Colorado Capitol 暗黑爆料 Alliance pored through the more than 600 measures debated at the Capitol this year to highlight the most notable ones that passed and failed.

The measure, House Bill 1169, would have overridden local zoning laws, escalating a long-running dispute between the state and local governments over housing policy. It was a priority of Gov. Jared Polis.

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The controversial move has generated mixed reactions from school staff and parents - some who feel Marrero has not done enough to address the district鈥檚 needs.

House Bill 1302 would have imposed a 1% fee on every policy for grants to hail-proof roofs and an effort to limit insurers' risk. But homeowners would have borne the cost, which is why the measure died.

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A federal hearing in Denver next week in the high-stakes lawsuit will help determine if Denver Water can continue raising the dam, and address the safety issues inherent in leaving the $531M construction project unfinished. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Colorado Sun Environmental Reporter Michael Booth and then read The Colorado Sun story at the link below.

The opportunities for players looking to make soccer a career have increased as the popularity of women's soccer grows. The National Women's Soccer League was once the lone professional women's league in North America. But others have more recently jumped into the market, including the USL's Super League and the Northern Super League in Canada.

Senate Bill 318 was tabled after consensus on the tweaks couldn鈥檛 be reached among the tech industry, consumer advocates and lawmakers. Colorado鈥檚 controversial AI law goes into effect Feb. 1, but a special session may be in the works.

Leaders with the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce and Boulder Chamber have joined state and local business groups from around Colorado in signing onto a letter urging President Donald Trump鈥檚 Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick to preserve funding for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration鈥檚 national network of Cooperative Institutes and NOAA鈥檚 Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research.