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Who Certifies the Result in California, and on What Date

Who Certifies the Result in California, and on What Date

Understanding the meticulous, multi-step process California uses to certify its election results, from local counties to the Secretary of State.
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Who Certifies the Result in Arkansas, and on What Date

Who Certifies the Result in Arkansas, and on What Date

A clear guide to how Arkansas's election results are certified, from the county level to the state, including the key players and timelines.
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Who Certifies the Result in Alabama, and on What Date

Who Certifies the Result in Alabama, and on What Date

A clear explainer on the officials and deadlines involved in Alabama's multi-step process for certifying state and local election results.
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The Closest Federal Election Held in Colorado

The Closest Federal Election Held in Colorado

Discover the story behind the closest federal election in Colorado's history, a race decided by just 121 votes after a dramatic recount.
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Nestlé Seeks Direct Store Delivery Route Drivers in Sterling, CO Amidst Expansion

Nestlé Seeks Direct Store Delivery Route Drivers in Sterling, CO Amidst Expansion

Nestlé Seeks Direct Store Delivery Route Drivers in Sterling, CO Amidst Expansion
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Snowfall Expected in Southwest High Terrain

Snowfall Expected in Southwest High Terrain

An upper low is moving southward from eastern Oregon into Nevada, bringing snow to high terrain areas across the Southwest. Snow levels are expected to lower to 7,000–9,000 feet as the system progresses, with significant accumulation likely in Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado. WPC probabilities indicate a 50% chance of at least 8 inches of snow above 7,000 feet in Nevada and 9,000 feet in Utah. Mixed precipitation, including freezing rain and sleet, may occur in areas with a warm layer aloft over subfreezing surface air. Winds at 500 mb are forecast to reach 65 knots near Scenic, Arizona, with upper-level winds peaking at 105 knots, enhancing moisture transport and orographic lift. Snowfall is expected to taper off west to east starting Wednesday afternoon in Nevada and into Utah by late Thursday. Source time: Updated 9:30 a.m. MDT.
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Colorado Man Arrested in Central Nebraska After Multi-County Police Pursuit

Colorado Man Arrested in Central Nebraska After Multi-County Police Pursuit

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested a Colorado man, Candelario Garcia, 30, of Denver, following a multi-county pursuit in central Nebraska on Saturday. The incident began around 9:00 a.m. when a trooper observed a Toyota Camry speeding on westbound Interstate 80 near Kearney. The driver, Garcia, refused to yield during a traffic stop attempt, initiating the pursuit. During the chase, Garcia accelerated to speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour. Troopers successfully deployed stop sticks near mile marker 248, and Dawson County deputies also deployed stop sticks near mile marker 242 to slow the vehicle. A tactical vehicle intervention by a trooper ultimately brought the pursuit to an end. Upon Garcia's arrest, a small amount of suspected cocaine was found in the vehicle. He was subsequently lodged in Buffalo County Jail.
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Colorado Election Officials Address Ballot Error Affecting 800,000 Voters

Colorado Election Officials Address Ballot Error Affecting 800,000 Voters

Colorado election officials are working to rectify a significant ballot error that resulted in approximately 800,000 voters in Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas, and Weld counties receiving ballots with a sales tax hike question (Issue 7A) they should not have. The question pertains to establishing a new 0.333% sales and use tax to generate $295 million annually and allow the Front Range Passenger Rail District to incur $580 million in debt for a new passenger rail line. While the rail district spans 13 counties, only voters within its revised boundaries should have received this question. The error occurred because the rail district failed to communicate the updated electoral boundaries to the counties. State and county election officials have met to establish protocols, including potential hand counts for some precincts, to ensure only eligible votes for Issue 7A are tabulated.
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Essential Winter Driving Tips for Navigating I-70 Safely

Essential Winter Driving Tips for Navigating I-70 Safely

Learn how to prepare for winter driving on Colorado's I-70, including traction laws, climbing and descending techniques, and safety tips for unexpected road conditions.
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700-Pound Elk 'Smash' Continues to Charge Vehicles and Golf Carts in Estes Park

700-Pound Elk 'Smash' Continues to Charge Vehicles and Golf Carts in Estes Park

A 700-pound bull elk, known as 'Smash,' has been repeatedly charging trucks and golf carts in Estes Park, Colorado, during the current rut season. One incident involved Smash lowering his antlers and striking the bedside panel of a Chevrolet Silverado. The driver quickly accelerated, and a following BMW made an immediate U-turn to avoid confrontation. This behavior is not isolated to Smash; Carrie Belt of Estes Valley Collision reported to 9NEWS that her shop has observed more elk running into vehicles this year than in previous years. While the exact reasons are not definitively known, local observations suggest elk might charge vehicles if they see their reflection or perceive a threat to their herd. Wildlife photographer Monica Breckenridge has also filmed Smash chasing cars and golf carts this season, and OutKick reported similar incidents last year. Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises visitors to maintain a distance of at least 75 feet from elk and to seek shelter in a vehicle or behind a sturdy barri...
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Colorado Strengthens Livestock Protections Against New World Screwworm Amid Regional Outbreaks

Colorado Strengthens Livestock Protections Against New World Screwworm Amid Regional Outbreaks

Colorado agriculture officials are implementing an updated emergency rule to safeguard livestock and other animals from the New World Screwworm. This action comes in response to recent detections of the parasite in Texas and New Mexico, an increase in cases in northern Mexico, and the resumption of international livestock movement. The Colorado Agricultural Commission reviewed the updated rule, which was subsequently adopted by Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg, replacing a previous emergency rule set to expire. The New World Screwworm poses a severe threat as its larvae infest wounds and feed on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals. The new regulations establish clear import requirements for animals originating from known screwworm-infested zones, including pre-movement inspections, Certificates of Veterinary Inspection issued within five days of movement, entry permits, authorized treatment of open wounds, and post-arrival inspections. The rule also grants Colorado officials the au...