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The unexpected resignation of the Title IX coordinator at CSU Pueblo

By: Madison Lira In an email sent out just before the start of the 2023-2024 school year, CSU Pueblo’s Director of Compliance in the Department of Human Resources and Institutional Equity, Dr. Nicole Ferguson, turned in her resignation letter based on allegations of bullying, harassment, and upper management's failure to...
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Biden announces bid for presidential re-election

By Camerron Martin President Joe Biden's administration has released a statement announcing that he will be running for reelection during the 2024 Presidential Election. Through a short three-minute video released, President Biden gave his statement about his reelection run will be happening along with what he has in mind for...
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Colorado’s controversial abortion reversal ban

By Madison Lira Colorado's governor Jared Polis signed into law on April 14 that a healthcare professional who performs a medication abortion reversal on a patient would be subject to discipline unless medical licensing boards deem it an acceptable standard of practice. The professionals could potentially lose their licenses if...
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Fix it yourself, new agricultural law in effect

By Julian Volk On April 25, 2023, Colorado became the first state to ensure farmers could fix their own equipment with the right-to-repair law, also known as The Consumer Right to Repair Agriculture Equipment Act.  The right-to-repair law forces manufacturers, like John Deer, Massey Ferguson, etc., to provide the necessary...
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Un día de aprendizaje, conexión y celebración

Por Hailee Langowski CORRECCIÓN: El artículo, The Earth Day: Indigenous Music & Arts Festival de Real Storytelling, contuvo errores en las leyendas de las fotografías para la edición impresa de mayo. Las leyendas de las fotografías para el artículo de Real Storytelling en línea son las correctas. El sábado 22...
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Florida bans abortion past six weeks

By Julian Volk After much outcry from conservative Floridians, Florida’s Senate passed a new law on abortion on April 4, 2023. Florida’s new bill now makes most abortions past six weeks of pregnancy illegal. They are the latest southeastern state to join the group that has banned abortions. Before, Florida...
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New Utah Social Media Law: What you need to know

By Cidonia Ponce  On March 23, 2023, Utah's Republican Governor Spencer Cox signed two bills restricting children and teens' social media usage. This would include requiring parental consent before engaging or interacting with social media apps such as Tiktok and Instagram. These bills that were signed into law will limit...
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How you help those in need after a disaster

By Camerron Martin Residents of the state of Colorado often say that the seasons are a lie and that the weather is a myth due to how quickly the weather often shifts from one type to another statewide. However, many residents see horrible weather less often due to Colorado's location....
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The collapse of Silicon Valley Banks

By Julian Volk In 2021, the Federal Reserve reviewed the actions taken by Growing Bank, Silicon Valley, calling out their risk management practices as having too many weaknesses. In 2023, those weaknesses have caught up to Silicon Valley Banks, as they look set to be shut down soon due to...
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