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Tag: Weld County
Federal judge orders Weld County sheriff to protect health of jail...
A federal judge Monday ruled the treatment of inmates in the Weld County jail during the COVID-19 pandemic violated constitutional protections against cruel and...
Littwin: Colorado is ready to slowly reopen for business, except in...
For those of you concerned that Jared Polis might have jumped the gun in announcing his slow-walking reopening of the Colorado economy beginning on...
Civil rights attorneys sue Weld County sheriff over COVID-19 response The...
The ACLU of Colorado and state civil rights attorneys filed a lawsuit in the federal district court on Tuesday alleging Weld County Sheriff Steve...
Parked: Residents of Greeley-area mobile home park feel abandoned A community...
GREELEY— Steve Spencer has lived in the Hill-N-Park subdivision in unincorporated Weld County on and off since he was 16.
At 42, Spencer is thinking about...
The ‘creepy clown’ phenomenon has come to Colorado
Tyler Hill, the spokesman for the Weld County district attorney's office in Colorado, never thought he would pen a press release like the one he put out today.
Complete...
Looking at another soft-focus fracking story from the gas patch
Full disclosure, reinforced steel pipes, food, gardens, kids, toy stores. What’s to worry about?
Polis welcomes Exxon CEO to enraged-about-fracking club
"I would like to officially welcome Rex to the ‘Society of Citizens Really Enraged When Encircled by Drilling’ (SCREWED)," said Colorado's Second-District congressman.
Littwin: Never mind secession, we got sheriffs
Welcome to Colorado, where (some) gun laws are not laws at all. Really.
Flood conditions overwhelm state oil-and-gas regulators
Intact oil and gas wells are alike. Damaged oil and gas wells are each damaged in their own way.
Weld County, Colorado, is host to...
Conservative Rep. Stephens Supports ‘Abortion Pill’ in Instances of Rape, Incest
Rep. Amy Stephens -- a Colorado Springs Republican who once worked for evangelical powerhouse organization Focus on the Family -- argued Tuesday against an anti-abortion proposal that would have made providing emergency contraception to victims of rape and incest a Class 3 felony.