Month: December 2022

awesome + uniting

• As NASA’s Orion capsule blazes home, Denver’s Lockheed Martin employees celebrate
• Coloradans join Biden at the White House for Respect for Marriage Act signing
• Colorado wildlife officers use ATV to rescue elk from mud pit

awesome + controversy>

• Colorado snow totals: Here’s how much snow fell during the blizzard
• Colorado law will require cage-free egg production
• Colorado once again breaks the record for the largest shot-ski attempt

awful + uniting

• Denver issues emergency declaration as hundreds of migrants continue arriving from Central, South America
• Some Denver playgrounds want childless adults to stay out
• Wheat Ridge police seize first vehicle under new street racing ordinance

awful + controversy

• Pueblo City Council rejects measure that would have effectively banned abortions in city
• Colorado has a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage
• Boebert Introduces Legislation to Stop Abortions for Immigrants

awesome + uniting

• Colorado Democratic Party Chair Morgan Carroll to step down after six years
• Colorado’s Julie Gonzales, Meg Froelich discuss reproductive rights at White House
• Colorado submits list of 112 prescription medications it wants to import from Canada

awesome + controversy

• United Nations Human Rights and CU host summit addressing climate change
• Respect for Marriage Act splits Colorado delegation on party lines in final vote
• Colorado has released its plan to reintroduce wolves. Now, it has to sell it.

awful + uniting

• Nationally known comedian Mark Curry harassed at The Mining Exchange
• Colorado car thefts are soaring and growing more dangerous
• “Next mass killer”: Club Q suspect’s 2021 arrest foretold Colorado Springs bloodbath

awful + controversy

• Supreme Court hears arguments in Colorado case involving free speech and same-sex marriage
• Denver recovered a record amount of wage theft money this year. Stronger protections for workers may be coming
• Recent migrant arrival in Denver ‘does not appear’ to be organized by other governments, city says

awesome + uniting

• Polis Administration Secures Asteroid Mining Company for Denver Expansion
• Another child tax credit extension eyed by Sen. Bennet at end of lame duck session
• Colorado’s Joe Neguse gets new leadership role in next Congress

awesome + controversy

• Local campaign encourages people to speak, be kinder
• Deion Sanders agrees to coach CU Buffs football
• Public funds are helping draw a stampede of Denver mayoral candidates

awful + uniting

• Colorado Democrats eye gun-purchase waiting periods, ban on so-called assault weapons, and red flag law expansion
• Denver police launch internal investigation after detective sued over ‘illegal search’
• Mystery cattle deaths in Colorado stump investigators

awful + controversy

• Brown enters plea deal, to testify against Peters
• Ordinance Would Allow $100,000 Penalties Against Any Abortion Clinic in Pueblo
• Colo GOP Activists ‘Declare War’ on Their Own ‘Party of Whores,’ Call for Ousting Leadership