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Lawmakers seek to redirect Colorado wolf program funds to pay for health insurance

Colorado Politics·Aug 19

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Lawmakers in Colorado are considering redirecting funds from the state's wolf program to pay for health insurance. There are also discussions about curbing or halting taxpayer spending on wolves, with one proposal advancing. The state legislature has been addressing various issues, including the wolf program, during its session, and has recently sent a state budget to the governor for approval.

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