The initiatives were denied on the basis that they violated the single subject rule.
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‘Here I Am:’ Trans Storytellers Honored at CO Capitol
“We want to give people a little sense of what it is to be trans, the struggles of being trans, and who we are as people,” said state Rep. Brianna Titone.
Environmentalists Call on Insurance Companies To Stop Insuring the Fossil Fuel Industry
This week, climate activists in major cities across Colorado rallied for one goal: to get insurance companies to end their investments in the fossil fuel industry. They started with a protest in downtown Denver on Wednesday.
For The Record: Invoking Trump’s Jan. 6 Speech, CO Congressional Candidate Says He Fantasizes About ‘Paralyzing’ the State Govt
"I'm not talking about anything violent, right? But a righteous anger. Where we would have 50,000 or more people come down to the Capitol one particular day and simply paralyze the activity under the dome."
Former Right-Wing Radio Host Snags PR Job With Drug Enforcement Administration; Says ‘Most’ Local Media Are ‘Lazy’ & ‘Not Doing the Job’
“I just feel like knowing what I know about the media and especially in the Denver-Metro Area and being here so long, I think. I think they made a smart choice in hiring me, but I know that I made a great choice in the decision,” Tubbs said.
Doctoring His Resumé? Congressional Candidate Who Surrendered His Medical License Still Calls Himself a Physician
Joshi falsely touted his qualifications as a physician throughout his political career.
CO Springs Lawmaker Says Some of His Democratic Colleagues Are ‘Pedophilic’
As this year’s legislative session kicked off, Colorado’s Republican and Democrat leadership came together in calling for decorum, hoping for colleagues to treat one another “with dignity and respect at all times.” Just one month into 2024, some lawmakers are already finding that harder than others.
‘You Have to be Willing to be Arrested’ — The Gideon 300 Training for Civil Disobedience
During a Spunky Patriots meeting on Oct. 17, 2023, members of the conservative activist group practiced resisting arrest at Brave Church, formerly Fervent Church, in Colorado Springs.
LGBTQ Advocates, Legislators Plan To Introduce Name Change Bills & More in Colorado This Year
On Tuesday night, LGBTQ advocates gathered at Town Hall Collaborative, a Denver community space and bar, for the “Legislative Kickoff” of One Colorado, the state’s leading organization for LGBTQ rights.
BRIEF: After ‘Yuge Success’ of Past Event, Trump Supporter Convoy Will Return This Weekend
The organizers of the “Never Surrender” convoy have formed a Facebook group to organize the Saturday, Jan. 20 event, and potentially more events in the future.