Ed Perlmutter Has A Hunch That Space Command Will Stay In Colorado Springs
The Democratic congressman, who represents some major space contractors in Denver’s northwest suburbs, said he expects President Joe Biden will ultimately overturn Donald Trump’s call.
Congressman Ed Perlmutter On Space Command’s Future, Biden’s Economic Plan
Democratic U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter predicts the Biden administration will reverse a decision to move the U.S. Space Command headquarters out of Colorado Springs. Perlmutter represents Denver’s western and northern suburbs.
Polis Blasts Trump For Lying After The Administration Fails To Send A Promised 200,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses To Colorado
“I mean we should’ve known not to believe a word that comes out of his lips. But when he lies about things like this, it costs lives.”
Gov. Jared Polis On Vaccine Supplies And Questions Over Where To Sign Up
Polis says the feds have reneged on some promised supplies but Colorado is doing better than most states getting shots in arms. While many people complain the sign-up process is confusing, Polis contends it isn’t that hard.
Bennet: Senate Will ‘Walk And Chew Gum At The Same Time’ With Biden’s Priorities And Trump Impeachment
Bennet said he’s talked with Biden’s team recently on several issues, including the Trump administration’s last-minute decision to move Space Command.
Congress Needs To ‘Use Every Tool In Our Power’ To Remove Trump, Says Rep. Diana DeGette
“Don’t forget he’s got his finger on the nuclear codes,” DeGette told Colorado Matters. “I mean, he could do a lot of damage between now and next week.”
Your Vaccine Questions, Answered By Dr. Anuj Mehta Of Denver Health
The state has moved people 70 and over up on the priority list but questions remain about when and how they’ll get the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Anuj Mehta is a critical care and ICU physician at Denver Health. He has advised the state on vaccine allocation.
How Will The Political Divide & Unrest In America Resonate Moving Forward?
The violence that wracked the U.S. Capitol Wednesday was a historic reflection of the nation’s political divide. Was it a turning point? Professors Timothy Sisk of the University of Denver and Paul DeBell of Fort Lewis College in Durango on whether and how the nation can right itself.
For Colorado Scientists On Yearlong Expedition To The Arctic, Coronavirus Came As Quite A Shock
Launched in late 2019, the MOSAiC expedition was the biggest research mission ever to the Arctic.
How To Keep That Poinsettia Thriving This Holiday Season And Beyond
You may have a poinsettia or two decorating your home. Colorado Matters producer Michelle Fulcher buys the plants every year but their relationship is… complicated. She spoke last December with horticulturist Nick Giaquinto of The Denver Botanic Gardens.
Lauren Boebert Talks Oil And Gas, The Affordable Care Act And Carrying A Gun At The Capitol
Boebert will represent the state’s vast 3rd Congressional District, including much of the Western Slope and the city of Pueblo in Southern Colorado.
Pandemic Parenting Is Parenting On The Fly. Here’s How 2 Colorado Moms Are Living With It
Parents, you aren’t alone. Colorado Matters checks in with two working moms we first spoke to in the summer to see how things are going nine months into the pandemic.
