Colorado signs bill easing liquor laws for grocers by 2037
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed a bill to allow full strength beer wine and liquor to be sold in grocery stores over a 20 year phased plan ending near-beer restrictions by 2037. The measure faces opposition from some grocers who may push for faster change while small store owners back transitions to protect jobs.
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Denver
Colorado
John Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
King Loopers
Safeway
Albertsons
Georgie Aguirre-Sacasa
Tiffany Lough
Martin
Boulder
Senators seek balance on border security and monument protections
U.S. senators push to add a wilderness buffer around a southern monument to aid Border Patrol while sheriffs along the border warn about jurisdiction limits. The plan includes a five mile buffer with controlled access and vehicle use for law enforcement, aiming to boost public safety and regional tourism in Dona Ana County and Las Cruces.
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Southwestern Border Sheriffs’ Coalition
Texas
California
U.s.-Mexico
Donald Reay
Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition
Sheriffs’ Group
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Arizona
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
R. Gil Kerlikowske
Customs and Border Protection
Udall
Dona Ana
Mesilla
Las Cruces
Recall effort rises to remove Judge Persky
Campaign aides including Joe Trippi John Shallman and Paul Maslin would aid signatures and votes to oust Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky after his controversial Turner sentencing. Lawmakers urged the California Judicial Performance Commission to investigate misconduct claims while prosecutors defended the sentence as lawful.
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Joe Trippi
John Shallman
Paul Maslin
Santa Clara County
Trippi
Maslin
Jerry Brown
Congress
Shallman
California Senate
Persky
Brock Turner
Dayton
Ohio
Turner
California
Women's Rights Advocates
Commission On Judicial Performance
Susan Talamantes Eggman
Stockton
Jeff Rosen
Roswell Council Backs Truancy Ordinance Vote Falls 5 5 After Tie
The Roswell City Council narrowly advances a truancy ordinance after a 5 5 tie. Mayor Kintigh casts the deciding vote in favor while council members debate whether state policy should handle the issue or if local action is needed to protect children and address neglect.
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Denny
Roswell
Roswell Independent School District
Mackey
Henderson
Jeanine Corn Best
Caleb Grant
Jason Perry
Savino Sanchez Jr
Art Sandoval
Grant
Best
Perry
Chaves
Sandoval
Mesa Middle School
Kintigh
Jeff Tucker
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