Colorado Inside Out

RTD reconsiders its "no" vote. ACLU Colorado alleges ICE & GEO maltreatment. Mayor Hancock proposes $15/hr minimum wage. Audit shows Civil Rights Division slowness and non-transparency.

John Walsh and Dan Baer drop out of Senate race. Denver Sheriff Patrick Firman resigns. Bernie Sanders holds campaign rally in Denver. Recall efforts against State Senators Pete Lee and Brittany Petersen fail. Groundwater tests in Front Range show high toxin levels.

Bronco's stadium named Empower Field. Johnston drops out of US Senate race. Steve House challenges Jason Crow for Congress District 6. Polis recall effort fails. Adams County approves oil and gas setbacks under local control law.

CO highways rank 36th, Hickenlooper is endorsed by DSCC while Bennnet fails to qualify for debate, sixty DPS schools don't have AC, Denver City Council begins process to move away from GEO and CoreCivic, private guard at STEM school shooting had unauthorized weapon and National Popular Vote makes the ballot.

CO registered Democrats rank the current Democratic Presidential primary candidates, Former CO Governor John Hickenlooper officially announced his bid for the U.S. Senate, The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week in favor of Michael Baca and Stapleton residents voted to keep the neighborhood's controversial name.

Colorado adopts zero emission vehicle program, John Hickenlooper announces end of Presidential campaign, DIA terminates contract with Great Hall Partners, Denver City Council considers "pollution" tax and the Colorado Springs Police Department release body camera footage of De'Von Bailey shooting.

John C. Ensslin passes away, Mayor Michael Hancock along with more than 200 mayors sign a letter asking the U.S. Senate to vote on bills regarding background checks, surveillance video shows when two Colorado Springs officers shoot and kill an African American male and the Denver City Council votes to not renew the contract with GEO Group and Core Civic.

Signatures submitted to undo a CO law that would commit the state's presidential electoral votes to the national popular vote, mixed debate reviews for Hickenlooper and Bennet, environmental advocates express frustrations at COGCC meeting, a special session to address an alt. to the Referendum CC proposal and cycling advocates become vocal after a woman was struck and killed by a car near Wash Park.

JeffCO School District decides to not tear down and rebuild Columbine, a new poll shows voters are displeased with Gov. Polis and lawmakers but do not want a recall, CO Congressman Ken Buck takes the spotlight at the Robert Mueller hearing, a group of community members want to designate Tom's Diner as a historical landmark and William Perry Pendley is now overseeing the Bureau of Land Management.

Senator Cory Gardner says he would not have sent out the tweets that President Trump did, Mayor Michael Hancock and the Denver City Council are sworn in, the city of Aurora is seeking help identifying the individuals responsible for desecrating an American flag, a new recall petition for Brittany Pettersen and CDOT has begun its investigation into what caused the soil and concrete failure on US 36.

The passing of Neil Westergaard, John Hickenlooper shakes up his Presidential campaign staff, a poll reveals which Democrats CO voters would vote for U.S. Senate, the petition to recall Governor Jared Polis was approved and the Denver City Council will discuss the expansion of Peña Boulevard.

The CIO Time Machine goes to 1923! Denver and Colorado grow, Ben Stapleton is elected Mayor, Colorado deals with Prohibition and jazz sweeps the nation.

SCOTUS referenced Colorado laws in gerrymandering cases, the first Presidential debates for the Democratic Party, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser motions to throw out lawsuit filed against the state, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity heightens around Denver this week.

Peña Boulevard project will take off in January of 2020, Colorado Supreme Court rules that TABOR could be abolished by just one vote, John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet will head into a debate in Miami, State Republican activists will seek to recall Senator Brittany Petterson.

The panel of CIO discuss the passing of Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, Republican’s calling off the recall regarding Senator Tom Sullivan, John Hickenlooper making national headlines and more details surrounding replacing Columbine High School.

Denver passes Initiative 302, Mayor Michael Hancock defeats Jamie Giellis, Three Denver City council incumbents lose their runoff election, JeffCo School District and Columbine High School.

President Trump visits Colorado, June 4th Mayoral Runoff, Douglas county school security, de-felonizing illicit drugs, increase number of locations to process driver's license for undocumted immigrants, government officials can no longer hold undocumented immigrants solely upon the request of I.C.E.

Colorado caps insulin prices, the Mayoral runoff election intensifies, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold faces criticism over Planned Parenthood outreach, the construction at Denver International Airport is even more behind schedule than previously reported.

Michael Bennet running for President, the 2019 legislative session comes to an end, a look back at the major points of the 2019 legislative session, Denver voter turnout currently very light, CU votes to hire Mark Kennedy as President.

Senator Cory Gardner condemns voting privileges for current convicted prisoners, only a few days left in the 2019 legislative session, Denver's election day is only 12 days away, Mark Kennedy continues receiving mixed emotions from the CU community.