LEGISLATIVE PROFILE | Chris Holbert, Senate minority leader
Holbert said all Republicans want is a voice in the big decisions, and chance to have some say in how bills are written and how many is spent, long before
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Holbert said all Republicans want is a voice in the big decisions, and chance to have some say in how bills are written and how many is spent, long before
DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s Democrat-led Legislature launched on Wednesday a brief...
3 arrested in Denver protests, city offices close early Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Denver7 and last updated 2021-01-07 08:09:12-05 DENVER â Three people were arrested Wednesday during protests in Denver over President-elect Joe Biden's victory in the Electoral College, police said. Crowds gathered in the downtown area through the afternoon Wednesday, but they remained peaceful, unlike Trump rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The three arrests were for disturbing ...
It was the year superlatives fell short. From a jam-packed January that opened in the midst of a presidential primary and plunged head-long into only the third impeachment trial in the nation's history, to February and its leap day, which couldn't explain why it felt like the month that would never end, until March arrived and time slowed to a glacial crawl â from the start, 2020 was all about jerking from one extreme to the next. "Weâve had a pandemic with the flu in 1918; weâve had economic strife with the Great Recession and the Great Depression; weâve had civil unrest ...
Andy Colwell/Special to The Colorado Sun The Colorado legislature will delay its full return next year for at least a month because of the prevalence of coronavirus in the state. The General Assembly was originally set to reconvene for the 2021 lawmaking term on Jan. 13 and work uninterrupted into May. Instead, lawmakers will “gavel in” on that date and address urgent business, including the swearing in new members, before “gaveling out” after a few days. The plan is to return in full on Feb. 16 to carry out the rest of the 120-day lawmaking term. Gov. Jared Polis’ State of the Stat...