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Brandon Olsen, the Arizona man accused of breaking into the Colorado Supreme Court's building earlier this month, caused an estimated $35 million in damage to the building and rendered three floors unusable.
Brandon Olsen, the Arizona man accused of breaking into the Colorado Supreme Court's building earlier this month, caused an estimated $35 million in damage to the building and rendered three floors unusable.
With a Wednesday deadline nearing for signing bills from the 2023 General Assembly session, Gov. Jared Polis got to work on Tuesday, adding another 24 new state laws through his signature pen.
Under a bill introduced in the state Senate Wednesday, lawmakers would remain on Sherman Street, but move from the first building north of the Capitol to the first one south. The move would see lawmakers swap the State Services Building for the old Department of Revenue building, now referred as the Capitol Annex.
The lighter side of the Capitol, although with all the marijuana and munchies around here, not absolutely certain