A State Rep. Gets Emails From Around The World About Elijah McClain
State Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet represents the district where Elijah McClain died in police custody. Now she and her interns are sifting through tens of thousands of emails from around the world seeking justice for McClain.
‘This Is Enough’: What 83,000 Emails Ask Of The Colorado Lawmaker Who Represented Elijah McClain
“It is breathtaking to see so many people taking their time to reach out,” said state Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet.
Colorado Has Never Had A Woman Senator. Here’s What The Women Who’ve Run Say
The gender and race of Colorado’s next United States senator are already determined even before ballots in the primaries are counted, and months ahead of the general election.
Colorado Restaurants Are Still Struggling Even As The State Eases Coronavirus Capacity Restrictions
“Nothing really is going to be enough until restaurants are back up to at least 75 percent capacity.”
Democrats Say They Want Women And Minority Candidates; Some Who’ve Run Say It’s Harder Than It Should Be
Colorado voters have two choices in the June 30 Democratic Senate primary. Both are white men, even though six women tried to make the ballot. We talk to some of those women, who say the race was tilted against them.
Twenty Years And A Pandemic Later, A Colorado Author’s Story Resonates
The COVID-19 pandemic sometimes seems like the plot of a science fiction novel. A virus threatens humanity and leaves fear and confusion in its wake. Twenty years ago, Colorado author James Van Pelt wrote a short story that offers parallels and perspectives about what’s going on today.
Restaurants Across Colorado Have Closed Permanently, And Others Can’t Justify Reopening Under New Coronavirus Rules
Concerns over health and worries about cash flow are tempering eagerness to reopen the state’s eateries.
Colorado’s Restaurant Industry Will Look Different Upon Reopening, Whenever That Really Happens
If Colorado’s restaurant industry survives the pandemic, will we even recognize it?
