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Attorney General’s Office announces Otero College is joining the Colorado Partnership for Education and Rural Revitalization

November 2, 2023

By Mallory Boyce

Attorney General’s Office to expand grant to revitalize rural housing, support trades programs in southern Colorado

February 3, 2023

By Emily Wenger

Southeastern Colorado community colleges get a $5 million boost from Attorney General’s Office to revitalize rural housing, support trades programs

August 26, 2020

By Emily Wenger

En español: Los colegios comunitarios del sureste de Colorado reciben US$ 5 millones de la Procuraduría General para revitalizar la vivienda rural y apoyar los programas de formación de oficios

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Colorado Springs man sentenced to eight years’ probation for illegally billing Medicaid for patients with developmental disabilities

Dec. 4, 2024 (DENVER) – A Colorado Springs man who pled guilty to felony Medicaid fraud in October was sentenced today to eight years of probation, according to Attorney General Phil Weiser. Gulong Craft, 57, fraudulently acquired $122,441 through falsified […]

Attorney General Phil Weiser sues Mesa County-based company for illegally marketing marijuana as industrial hemp

Nov. 26, 2024 (DENVER) – Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed a lawsuit against Foxhole Farms, a Mesa County-based business that marketed cannabis products as federally legal industrial hemp, and the company’s owner Dane Snover. The lawsuit, filed in Adams […]

Colorado contractor found guilty of defrauding elderly woman, exposing public to asbestos

Nov. 22, 2024 (DENVER) – A Jefferson County district court jury yesterday found Lance Slayton guilty of defrauding an elderly woman and exposing a neighborhood to hazardous asbestos materials, Attorney General Phil Weiser announced today. Slayton, who was indicted by […]