Bennet Wants White House Review Of Trump’s Decision To Move Space Command Away From Colorado Springs
It’s no secret that Colorado’s politicians want the Biden administration to reverse the former administration’s decision to move Space Command headquarters out of Colorado Springs. Now U.S. Sen.
State And Local COVID Aid Money Is On The Way. This Is What Each Colorado County Will Receive
Colorado’s state government will get nearly $4 billion from the American Rescue Plan, while local governments will see anything from a few hundred thousand dollars to tens of millions.
Colorado Democrats Liked Biden’s Speech To Congress. Republicans, Not So Much.
Democratic Rep. Joe Neguse said every time the President of the United States delivers a national address before a joint session of Congress is an historic moment.
Biden Expected To Pitch New Benefits For Families During First Address To Congress
President Joe Biden gives his first joint address to Congress tonight.
It’s Official: Colorado Will Get Another Congressional District
The U.S. Census Bureau confirmed Monday that Colorado will get an eighth congressional seat in 2022.
In Colorado, A Range Of Reactions To Biden’s Pick For The BLM
Colorado now knows President Joe Biden’s choice to occupy the Bureau of Land Management headquarters in Grand Junction, or oversee its return to Washington, D.C.
‘Enough Is Enough’: Colorado Democrats Join Call To Limit Filibuster In U.S. Senate
A group of 100 House Democrats are urging the U.S.
Advocates For Historic Designation Of Colorado Japanese Internment Camp Say It Would ‘Help Tell A More Complete Story of America’
90-year-old Robert Fuchigami told a congressional committee Wednesday that adding the former internment camp to the National Park Service system would ensure that an often overlooked part of American history is not forgotten.
In Wake Of Chauvin Verdict, Colorado’s Congressional Democrats Call For Action On Police Reform
They said it’s time for the Senate to take up the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.
Colorado’s Local Governments Are Flush With COVID Aid Money — Now They Just Have To Decide How To Spend It
With money the American Rescue Plan on the way, local governments are dusting off their wish lists.
New Buck-Neguse Bill Would Make Amache Colorado’s Next National Historic Site
Amache was one of 10 internment camps for ethnic Japanese during the second world war. Manzanar in California and Minidoka in Idaho are the two that have so far received National Historic Site status.
What A Deb Haaland-led Interior Might Mean For Colorado’s Public Lands
Like many previous Interior secretaries, including Coloradans David Bernhardt and Ken Salazar, Haaland is a Westerner. But unlike her predecessors, she also brings a tribal perspective to the table as a member of the Laguna Pueblo.
Maps, Data And Drama, Drama, Drama
Congressional redistricting is a one-in-a-decade political dogfight like no other, and this go-round in Colorado is starting off with some extra challenges.
Colorado Vs. Georgia Voting Laws: What Are The Differences?
With the All-Star Game relocating to Denver, conservative politicians have been quick to make comparisons between the two state’s election laws. But many of those claims are incomplete, or outright false.
Rep. Lauren Boebert, Kerry Donovan Haul In Big Bucks For An Election That’s Still 2 Years Out
The increased interest and money in the race is driven in large part by Boebert.
Pandemic Or Not, There’s A Bipartisan Plan To Kickstart A New Generation Of Entrepreneurs
The bill isn’t setting out to reinvent the wheel. It will work with programs like SCORE and the SBA’s Small Business Development Centers, both of which have offices in Colorado.
