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Colorado Parks and Widlife Does Not Plan to Translocate More Wolves This Season — Majestic wild wolf prowling through a lush meadow showcasing its natural grace and power. by Caleb Falkenhagen/Pexels / Pexels

Animals · Colorado

Colorado Parks and Widlife Does Not Plan to Translocate More Wolves This Season

72% Center coverage: 28 sources

DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced that it does not have plans to relocate gray wolves into the state this release season while it continues to meet with stakeholders. The Colorado Cattleman's Association said that the decision is "a constructive step," but said cattlemen still face issues from wolves currently in Colorado. Meanwhile, CPW says it is unclear how the pause in translocations could impact the wolves …See the Story

Colorado Attorney General Launches Online Tool to Report Misconduct by Federal Agents, Such as ICE

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Denver

Colorado Attorney General Launches Online Tool to Report Misconduct by Federal Agents, Such as ICE

68% Center coverage: 16 sources

Colorado residents are now able to submit complaints of misconduct by federal agents directly to the state Attorney General’s Office. Attorney General Phil Weiser announced in a news release on Wednesday that the Colorado Department of Law’s public complaint filing system has been updated with a new section to report suspected instances of misconduct by federal agents. The new tool comes amid a nationwide increase in violent incidents between ag…See the Story

Federal judge blocks Trump administration from starting Colorado SNAP pilot program

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) · Denver

Federal judge blocks Trump administration from starting Colorado SNAP pilot program

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

A federal judge blocked a Trump administration program that risked Colorado families' SNAP benefits, citing a lack of evidence for alleged fraud and potential harm.See the Story

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