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Colorado Public Television
As Colorado Public Television's flagship public affairs program, this series presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
On Colora:do Inside Out & In Depth we range far and wide on topics vital to Colorado with host Krista Kafer, Denver Post Sunday columnist, and produced by Denver's PBS Channel 12. From agriculture to zoonotic infections and everything in between, we talk to those in the know to get the story behind the headlines.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, topical experts discuss the latest in Colorado Politics.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television PBS12, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth analysis of Colorado current affairs. Each week, host Dominic Dezzutti is joined by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and pundits for a lively discussion.
Produced by Colorado Public Television, this must-see show has been informing Coloradans since its debut in 1992.
Panelists discuss top Colorado politics headlines including a new PERA bill, solidifying the legalization of abortion, new RTD security protocols and more. Featuring special guests Andy McNulty and Denise Maes.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
The panel discuss the passing of former Governor Richard Lamm, the Center for Disease Control designating new mask guidelines and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s State of the City address.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
The panel discuss Colorado representatives making national headlines, Colorado judicial controversy and the battle for Park Hill Golf Course.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
The panel discuss the Centers for Disease Control announcing new guidance protocols regarding masks, I-70 gearing up for the “Mile High Shift” project, a lawsuit filed against a safe outdoor space in Park Hill and Colorado Republicans opinions regarding Liz Cheney’s removal.
The panel discuss the introduction of a transportation bill, “public-private” healthcare, Governor Jared Polis amending mask regulations and solutions to Denver’s housing crisis.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.
The panel takes a look at Denver Mayor Michael Hancock removing the outdoor mask mandate and moving indoor settings to Level Blue, Colorado unemployment fraud, controversy surrounding the spending of Colorado’s stimulus funds and bills involving Colorado immigration laws.
The panel takes a look at Colorado being named the host of the 2021 MLB All-Star game, a request to remove the Director of Air Pollution Control Garry Kaufman and the results of study conducted by Denver District Attorney’s office concerning racial bias within the office.
The panel discuss the immigration issues Colorado is facing, COVD-19 vaccine eligibility becoming wide open, Denver's mask mandate, Chief Justices Mark Mullarkey and Gregory Scott's legacies and bills connected to the stimulus plan.
The panel discuss the tragic shooting in Boulder, loosened COVD-19 restrictions for restaurants, a new healthcare bill and bill banning commissioners from serving on public health care boards.
The panel discuss concerns by the State Auditor in the accounting of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, Boulder County District Court Judge Andrew Hartman ruling against Boulder’s assault weapons ban, a six-foot fence around the State Capitol building and Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman’s lawsuit against the city of Aurora over Campaign Finance Ordinance.
The panel will take a look at the $700 million dollar stimulus plan for Colorado, a gun storage bill passed by Colorado lawmakers facing GOP pushback and Douglas County’s petition to remove COVID-19 restrictions in the county and reopen the state.
The panel will take a look at the prioritization of Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the decision between The Boulder Daily Camera and the University of Colorado at Boulder’s lawsuit regarding presidential candidates, Colorado Legislature and Governor Jared Polis declaring March 20th “MeatOut Day.”
The panel takes a look at the results of the independent investigation into the death of Elijah McClain, the removal of DPD officers during homeless sweeps by Mayor Hancock, Colorado banning schools from the use of American Indian mascots and Amber Reynold nomination for USPS board of governors.
The panel will discuss the “State of State” address given my Governor Jared Polis, Colorado’s stimulus package, allegations surrounding Colorado’s judicial branch, Mayor Michael Hancock’s ethics complaint being dismissed and the lawsuit the city of Denver is facing from the man that lost an eye during the George Floyd protests.
The panel takes a look at Colorado’s updated COVID-19 risk measurement, prioritizing people that should receive the vaccine first, a bill submitted regarding Colorado’s transportation budget, a Democratic supported bill aimed at reducing plastics pollution and the firing of three Aurora Police officers involved in the Elijah McCain scandal.
The panel takes a look at the first 133,000 Coloradans receiving both doses of the COVID-19 vaccines, Denver City Council amending group living policies, Judge William Martinez ruling on homeless encampment sweeps and a meeting by El Paso County Republicans.
The panel takes a look at Mayor Michael Hancock’s COVID-19 relief strategy, Governor Jared Polis’s comments on CNN regarding teachers, Colorado Republicans changing their stance following the Capitol Hill riot, new oil and gas regulations and the lawsuit against Rudy Giuliani by Dominion Voting Services.
The panel takes a look at President Joe Biden’s inauguration, Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts, an ethics complaint filed against Mayor Michael Hancock and a lawsuit between Bri Buwntello and Lauren Boebert.
The panel takes a look at Colorado representatives impeachment impact, Lauren Boebert’s interaction with Capitol security, 2021 legislative session kicking off, COVID-19 vaccines and the re-location of Space Command.
The panel discuss Colorado elected officials response to voter fraud, the protest in Washing D.C. breaching the Capitol and COVID-19 restrictions being pushed back.
The panel takes a look at the year in review. Topics include the impact of COVID-19 in Colorado, the local protest regarding George Floyd, Colorado elections, Colorado wildfires and the homeless situation.
The panelists discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado’s response to the death of George Floyd, Colorado’s election results and major Colorado issues.
The panelists discuss an eight-hour Colorado legislative session lead by Lori Sane regarding voter fraud, labor issues and Coronavirus’ economic impact, remote learning and COVID-19’s impact on Colorado school districts and the lawsuit against the city of Denver from those experiencing homelessness.
The panelists discuss the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment releasing the Phase 3 plan for distributing COVID-19 vaccines, DPS resumes in-person learning, the removal of capacity limits on worship, structural changes to the Denver Police Department and the lack of housing resources for the homeless.
The panelists discuss Governor Jared Polis testing positive for Coronavirus as well as Mayor Michael Hancock's Thanksgiving travel plans, Colorado’s pandemic relief strategy, Colorado’s first round of Coronavirus vaccines and The Attorney General ending their case against the Catholic Church.
Panelists discuss Governor Jared Polis calling for a special legislative session to discuss Coronavirus relief plans, new restrictions placed on restaurants and bars and 15 Colorado counties at “Level Red.”
Panelists discuss rapid rise in Colorado Coronavirus cases, house leadership for the 2021 legislative session, Denver's 2021 budget and the proposal of homeless encampments.
The panelists discuss Colorado’s election night, John Hickenlooper’s victory over incumbent Cory Gardner, statewide ballot issues passed by Colorado voters and Lauren Boebert defeating Diane Mitsch Bush in Congressional District 6.
The panelists discuss Coronavirus cases reaching a record high in Colorado, Polis’ executive order to grant one-time payments, Colorado’s registered voters turning in ballots early, Colorado’s U.S. Senate race and Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District.
The panelists discuss the upcoming election and Colorado ballot issues, the lawsuit by Colorado churches regarding restrictions and Colorado wildfires.
The panelists discuss Colorado's ballots, Rep. Patrick Neville's decision not to seek a position in leadership, resuming classes at CU Boulder, and developments at DIA.
The panelists discuss the tragedy at last weekend's Denver protests, the final debate between Cory Gardner & John Hickenlooper, and Colorado's new COVID-19 restrictions.
The panelists discuss President Trump's positive COVID-19 test, Colorado Secretary of State Griswold's rough week and the status of Colorado campaigns and ballot issues.
The panelists discuss Sen. Cory Gardner's position on replacing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat, new developments in Colorado protests, rising COVID-19 numbers, and an annoucement about the Great Hall renovations at DIA.
The panelists discuss Mayor Hancock's proposed Denver budget, City Council's rejection of the police contract, a proposed camping site for the homeless, management of COVID-19 at schools and colleges.
The panelists discuss Colorado elections, including a lawsuit filed by opposition to the proposed Gallagher Amendment repeal and an update to the Senate race between John Hickenlooper and Cory Gardner. Other topics include Denver's urban camping ban and the Governor's attempt to bring back fall football during COVID-19.
The panelists discuss debate and fundraising updates in Colorado Senate and Congressional races, negotiations between the city of Denver and the Denver Police Protective Association, updates on COVID-19, including a lawsuit from Jefferson County Health, and Proposition 115.
The panelists discuss the Republican National Convention, new responses from elected officials to unrest in Denver, Colorado House Minority Leader Neville and conservative columnist Michelle Malkin's lawsuit against Governor Polis.
The panelists discuss announced the DNC, Denver City Council, Candi CdeBaca, Michael Hancock, Post Office, Phil Weiser, Louis DeJoy, USPS and Colorado Schools Reopening.
The panelists discuss announced developments in the Elijah McClain case, the tie in the CD3 race, the decision to eliminate the Denver Coliseum as a legal place for homeless people to live during the pandemic and RTD.
The panelists discuss the Aurora Police Department making national headlines, upcoming ballot measures and President Trump signs the Cory Gardner sponsored the Great American Outdoors Act.
The panelists discuss the homeless encampment in front of the Capitol being swept, Colorado renters’ facing eviction, Aurora Police brutality protest, CDHPE, Governor Polis’ COVID help and the redistribution of school funding to families.
The panelists discuss protest against police brutality including local musicians, proposed homeless sanctuary encampment at the National Western Complex and the USPS handling of mail-in ballots.
Panelists discuss Governor Jared Polis issuing a statewide mask mandate, Denver City Council charter changes and Colorado school districts COVID-19 back to school plans.
The panelists discuss Election Day, COVID-19 reactions, Greenwood Village and Elijah McClain’s death.
Panelists discuss the US Senate debate, Stapleton renaming, the state bill to eliminate corporate tax breaks and the COVID renter protection bill.
Panelists discuss the 22-week abortion ban, the debate between John Hickenlooper and Andrew Romanoff, the Black Lives Matter Protest and new proposals.
Panelists discuss COVID-19 rates, protests against police brutality and how John Hickenlooper was held in contempt at his ethics hearing.
Panelists discuss restaurants reopening, police brutality protests, possible repeal of Gallagher Amendment and newest COVID-19 model.
Panelists discuss police being given COVID-positive people's addresses, budget cuts to higher education, executive order on signature gathering and a new ballot initiative on taxes.
Panelists discuss Polis and Trump meeting, Castle Rock restaurant, Weld County jail, changes to Title IX rules and Denver furloughs.
Panelists discuss Republicans' push to submit incorrect election results, US Senate race, state budget and masks requirements.
Panelists discuss Denver Auditor report, Polis' executive orders, Trump's meat processing order and a delayed funding vote by Denver City Council.
Panelists discuss state and county "stay home" orders, judge's decision on signature gathering and BLM's plan for the Western Slope.
Panelists discuss Polis' relationship with cell phone data providers, reopening the state and COVID-19's disproportional impact on people of color.
Panelists discuss ventilator distribution, state legislature's path forward, new Secretary of State powers and jail populations during COVID-19.
Panelists discuss Senate Republican's letter to Polis, the Supreme Court decision on session, a proposed consolidated homeless shelter and the rent crisis.
Panelists discuss state and local efforts to slow the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as Gov. Polis signing the death penalty ban into law.
Panelists discuss the national and local response to the COVID-19 virus, caucus flexibility and a bill regarding law enforcement making arrests in a courthouse.
Panelists discuss Union Station and RTD, Super Tuesday, the ban on the death penalty, the paid family leave bill and Denver International Airport’s 25th Anniversary.
Panelists discuss Hancock’s pit bull veto, the presidential race, and bills about creating a state employee union, vaccine exemptions and Columbus Day.
Panelists discuss the presidential primary coming to Colorado, if Mayor Hancock will sign the new Denver ordinance, the state bill to study the end of private prisons and the slate of Anti-LGBTQ state bills.
Panelists discuss Denver International Airport's 25th anniversary, President Trump's impeachment trial and State of the Union, the Iowa caucuses and Colorado's paid family leave bill.
Panelists discuss Steve Farber’s passing, Super Tuesday, the graduated income tax proposal and a tweet by Candi CdeBaca.
Panelists discuss Sen. Cory Gardner's decision to oppose calling witnesses for the impeachment trial, oil and gas companies shorting the state on severance taxes, a bill to give the state more control of RTD and the Supreme Court 5-4 ruling in support of Trump's most recent immigration rule.
Panelists discuss Colorado's high rate of legislators who were not elected to the office they are now in, the impeachment trial, gray wolf sightings, paid family leave and KP Kauffman's settlement regarding emission from oil and gas.
Panelists discuss Denver's pit bull ban, Jason Crow's role in the impeachment trial, inaccessibility of homeless shelters and sweeps of tents near the state capitol and the implementation of the new red-flag law.
Romanoff releases climate apocalypse ad. Trump is impeached. List of candidate names for CU President leaked. 710KNUS "Chuck and Julie Show" cancelled after remarks about school shootings.
Idaho Springs mayor faces possible recall. Denver City Council considering limitations on mayoral powers. Colorado's Congressmen Buck and Neguse in impeachment spotlight. Aurora Police Officer not charged with DUI or fired after being found drunk in police car.
Presidential Candidate Michael Bloomberg hosting a gun violence town hall in Aurora. RTD General Manager Dave Genova submitted his resignation. Denver City Council approved $.10 fee on plastic and paper bags. The Paid Family Leave Program estimated to cost between $1.1 to $2.2 billion dollars. Representative Ken Buck argued standard for impeachment.
Twenty-two states join "faithless electors." Craig Silverman fired. New Belgium Brewing being sold to Australian company. Hickenlooper's lawyer being paid through 9/11 fund.
Questions linger about replacement ballots. Coffman wins Aurora Mayor seat by 213 votes. Signatures submit for Initiative 76. Denver Council committee passes a version of minimum wage increase. CO Supreme Court hears arguments against 2013 ban of large capacity gun magazines.
Trump's CO wall. Catholic Church abuse. RTD may cut routes. Local journalism in crisis. Denver City Attorney investigates leaks.
CD-3 race grows. Aurora ballot error. Oil and gas study. Over $1.3 million in Denver school board races. US Senate primary challengers want more contrast.
The panel of CIO discuss Crisanta Duran and Alice Madden dropping out of their respective races, details about the public option insurance plans, local Republican response to the impeachment inquiry, opposition for Proposition DD and Colorado Rising filing a lawsuit.
No Medal of Honor Museum. Gardner faces impeachment pressure. "Yes on Prop CC" holds press conference. Denver raises age on tobacco purchases. Denver Council and Mayor hold community meeting on raising minimum wage.
Denver climate protesters arrested. Colorado elected respond to impeachment inquiry. Marijuana banking bill passes U.S. House. City Council member calls for Denver Sheriff to be an elected position.
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.
Governor Jared Polis weighs in on Mark Kennedy, Denver-area school districts close amid threats made, Denver mayoral candidate debates, Governor Jared Polis signs Senate Bill 181.
Denver Election ballots to be sent out on April 15th, CU names Mark Kennedy as the finalist for Presidency, Cory Gardner will vote against Herman Cain, The State Finance Committee passes a paid family leave bill.
Michael Bennett diagnosed with prostate cancer, RTD G-Line will open on April 26th, Senate approves oil and gas regulations bill with amendments, Democrats and Republicans agree to allocate 300 million dollars for transportation, Representative Ken Buck is the new GOP leader in Colorado.
Governor Jared Polis unveils a new state logo, the Red Flag bill passes the State Senate, the State Senate adds another $106 million to the state's transportation projects, the Denver City Council votes unanimously to remove sales tax on feminine products, a bill that would allow the public access to complete police investigations.
Colorado Senate rules that bills must be read at an intelligible speed, a proposal that would use excess tax revenue to fund education and transportation, Hickenlooper says he would abolish the death penalty if elected President, Colorado Joint Budget Committee gives preliminary approval for $185 million dollars for full day Kindergarten classes.
The Denver Post retracts endorsement of Cory Gardner, the Metro Area's reaction to the Bomb Cyclone storm, reaction to Douglass County condemning the Red Flag bill and a lawsuit against the Federal Government for withholding public funds due to Sanctuary City status are topics of discussion.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper officially running for president in 2020, a new oil and gas bill, sanctuary counties fighting the red flag bill and a bill to abolish the death penalty in Colorado are topics of discussion.
The 10 year anniversary of the closure of the Rocky Mountain News, Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper visiting Iowa, Crisanta Duran challenging Diana DeGette for the 1st Congressional District and policy changes to homeless sweeps are topics of discussion.
Michael Bennet’s possible presidential bid, safe injection site bill postponed, an independent investigation into sexual abuse at Catholic Churches in Colorado, and Colorado’s electoral vote process are topics of discussion.
Trump declares a national emergency in an effort to gain funding for a wall at the Mexican border, DPS and the Denver teachers’ union reaching an agreement, the “red flag” bill and a bill that would ban conversion therapy are topics of discussion.
A proposal banning plastic straws at restaurants, Jared Polis declining to intervene in the DPS teachers’ union dispute, the State of the Union Address and Former CO Speaker Andrew Romanoff running for Senate in 2020 are topics of discussion.
RTD's autonomous shuttle program, the sex education bill, the 2020 Senate Race and the DPS teachers’ strike are topics of discussion.
Lori Saine’s comments during a MLK Tribute, the teachers of Denver Public Schools going on strike, Colorado Senators response to the Federal Government shutdown, Broomfield mineral right owners filing an anti fracking lawsuit and the progress made towards making medical marijuana a form of treatment for patients with autism are topics of discussion.
RTD celebrating 1,000 days of operation of the A-Line to DIA, DPS negotiations with teachers, Governor Polis’ request of funds for full day kindergarten, the Denver mayoral race and the partial government shutdown are topics of discussion. Hosted by Dominic Dezzutti, panelists this week include Patricia Calhoun, Craig Silverman, Eric Sondermann, and Ed Sealover.
Stock Show kicks off, Gov. Jared Polis' first State of the State, more legislative vacancy appointees named, state GOP chair steps down. Hosted by Dominic Dezzutti and the panel includes Patricia Calhoun, David Kopel, Eric Sondermann and Natasha Gardner.
The U.S. Olympic Committee choosing Salt Lake City over Denver, the kick off of the 2019 legislative session headlined by Jared Polis being sworn in, Governor John Hickenlooper’s legacy, how the government shut down is affect Colorado and Denver City Council’s decision not the approve the expansion of red light cameras are topics of discussion.
A look ahead at 2019, the Democratic outlook in government, the 2019 civic election, transportation and energy issues and the questions that will continue during Denver’s development in 2019.
For the year end wrap up show the panel discusses the 2018 election, the controversy surrounding the 2018 legislative session and drama surrounding Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s re-election bid.
Hickenlooper’s 2020 presidential run, investigation surrounding the Colorado Convention Center expansion, a new farm bill, speculation surrounding Romanoff’s 2020 senate campaign and Daniel Kagan’s resignation are topics of discussion.
Supreme Court decision to refuse Governor Hickenlooper’s questions regarding conflicts between the Gallagher Amendment and TABOR, Mayor Hancock working to vacate sentences of low-level marijuana convictions, the DEA and U.S. Attorneys Offices issuing a statement saying safe injection sites are illegal and Xcel Energy's plan to be completely carbon free by 2050 are topics of discussion.
George Will’s article about Colorado going from blue to purple, the safe injection site pilot program, questions surrounding conflicts between TABOR and the Gallagher Amendment and the lone finalist for DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova are topics of discussion.
Colorado’s record voter turn out, new faces in Democratic leadership positions, Denver’s growing national profile and a possible investigation following Governor Hickenlooper’s trip to the Tesla headquarters are topics of discussion.
Diana DeGette announcing her bid for Majority Whip, the Democratic election sweep, the lack of ballot issues getting passed, and Mike Coffman losing his re-election campaign in Congressional District 6 are topics of discussion.
Governor Hickenlooper introducing himself as a Presidential candidate during a trip to New Hampshire, record breaking money being spent on elections, election predictions and Jamie Giellis announcing her run for mayor are topics of discussion.
Missing ballots found in Adams County, Senator Bernie Sanders stumping for Colorado Democratic candidates, CU’s American Politics Research Lab poll making headlines, an ethics complaint filed against Governor Hickenlooper moving forward and The Denver post urging voters to reject the four tax increases.
Vice President Mike Pence and Arnold Schwarzenegger visiting Colorado, Walker Stapleton and Jared Polis finishing debate season, transportation ballot issues and Lisa Calderon’s run for Mayor of Denver are topics of discussion.
Donald Trump’s endorsement of Walker Stapleton, the Governor’s Debate, the Congressional District 6 debate, Jovan Melton’s domestic violence arrest and missing blue books are topics of discussion.
Governor's race, Penfield Tate running for Mayor, a Super PAC pulling funds from the Denver market and the Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation are topics of discussion.
Kavanaugh hearings include a CO resident, Giffords PAC edits ad after complaint and Governor's race attracting outside cash are topics of discussion.
The Grandoozy Concert held at Overland Golf Course, Hickenlooper’s Giddy Up Pac, Polis and Stapleton’s campaign stops, sexual harassment training and the lawsuit filed by the Denver Transit Partners against RTD are topics of discussion.
The Colorado Sun launches, Hillary Clinton joining Jared Polis for a Democratic fundraiser, Rocky Flats Wildlife Refuge opening to the public, a lawsuit against Durango Gauge Railroad and RTD’s fare increase proposal.
Oxycontin lawsuit, the ballot issues that will affect the general election, construction along I-70, Walker Stapleton’s comments and the “Give A Flake” campaign launched by the Aspen Skiing Company are topics of discussion.
Susan Greene’s body cam footage, proposals officially making the ballot, Xcel’s approval to close two coal–fired plants and approval of a measure addressing campaign financing are topics of discussion.
Susan Greene's interaction with police, Cory Gardner getting national spotlight, transportation ballots qualifying and the 2018 Energy Summit are topics of discussion.
Boulder’s sugary drink tax, Masterpiece Cake Shop filing a lawsuit, Polis’ ad campaign blitz, Stapleton’s criticism and The Denver Post joining fight against President Trump are topics of discussion.
Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke, seven petitions regarding ballot issues, lawsuit regarding 3D-printed gun information’s online availability, a new use of force policy by the police department and Hancock’s plans for “Denveright” and the mayor’s office new harassment policy are topics of discussion.
Presidential portrait at the capitol, Gubernatorial Debate locations, Trump's sanctuary city proposal deemed unconstitutional, signature gatherer paid to stop and leave the state and the I-70 widening project breaking ground are topics of discussion.
Walker Stapleton's connection to his grandfather, a lawsuit involving a signature gathering company, $12 billion dollars in aid for American farmers, the race for the Sixth Congressional District and the opening of the VA Hospital are topics of discussion.
Colorado leaders' criticism of Trump, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's State of The City Address, Governor Hickenlooper signing order to address orphan oil and gas wells and a hearing regarding the public use of The Rocky Flats Wildlife Refuge.
Supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, governors candidate's running mate picks and a Denver Police Department investigation regarding an incident with a reporter are topics of discussion
Primary turnout, primary election results for Gubernatorial, Attorney General and State Treasurer candidates, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announcing his retirement are topics of discussion.
Denver's bid for 2020 Democratic National Convention, the race for Governor, Democratic Primaries and outrage of family separation are topics of discussion.
Colorado's Budget Director's departure, primary elections, Hancock's finalist for Police Chief and Trump's support of Cory Gardner are topics of discussion.
An off-duty FBI agent firing his weapon, the supreme court's decision regarding the Masterpiece Cake Shop's owner, Gov. Hickenlooper's vetoes, unaffiliated voter ballots making Colorado history and the Western Conservative Summit coming to Colorado are topics of discussion.
The Olympics possibly coming to our state, Colorado Decides gubernatorial debate, significant bills signed into law this week. are topics of discussion.
NFL banning players and staff from kneeling during national anthem, 2018 primary races: Gubernatorial and Congressional District 6 are topics of discussion.
Aurora Mayor Steve Hogan's passing, Boulder bans assault weapons, DU women law professors win unequal pay suit and DPD investigation are topics of discussion.
The Denver Post reporters revolt against owner Alden Global, major transportation and PERA bills finally pass after much compromise, Colorado state legislative wrap up are topics of discussion.
Boulder Daily Camera editor fired after publicly criticizing the paper’s owner, Denver Police Chief White announces retirement and election 2018.
The annual 4/20 celebration, the results of the Colorado state assemblies and Colorado teacher’s protests are the topics of discussion.
Senator Cory Gardner lifting blocks on judicial nominees, The Denver Post’s scathing editorials directed at Alden Global and the GOP gubernatorial contest.
I-70 construction project, workplace harassment at the Capitol, Gov. Hickenlooper running for president in 2020 and mental health funding are topics of discussion.
RTD's DIA train flaggers, CO House approved budget, the Democratic gubernatorial primary and affordable housing are topics of discussion.
Ann Coulter visits CU Boulder, the latest in the Mayor Hancock text scandal, the CO senate passing a budget proposal and the gubernatorial race are topics of discussion.
Colorado youth joining nationwide gun violence protests, The Denver Post cutting 30 staffers from its newsroom, the Denver City Council announcing it will not investigate Mayor Hancock's inappropriate texts (2012) and the latest updates in the gubernatorial race are topics of discussion.
Colorado voters caucused this week demonstrating their favorites from the upcoming election, including Democratic gubernatorial candidates Cary Kennedy and Jared Polis, State Rep. Steve Lebsock is expelled by fellow lawmakers following sexual harassment allegations, Activist groups continued its effort this week to push Denver Mayor Michael Hancock to resign after suggestive texts he sent.
The #MeToo movement sweeping through both the Colorado legislature and the Denver Mayor’s office. A college baseball coach denying a student’s entrance over Colorado’s pot laws is also discussed.
Russian involvement in the 2016 election, gun legislation, lawmaker’s response to school shootings and transportation funding are topics of discussion.
Affordable housing amid City of Denver cabinet changes, Raise the Bar amendment found unconstitutional and the gubernatorial race are topics of discussion.
New Director of Safety, Johnston receives endorsement, Colorado Civil Rights Commission loses funding and Hickenlooper considering dismissing Marijuana convictions are topics of discussion.
The President’s State of the Union, the gubernatorial primaries, sexual misconduct news in the Capitol and education funding from property taxes are topics of discussion.
The renaming of Downtown Denver’s YMCA is ruffling a few feathers, Department of Justice sent a letter to Denver Mayor requesting information of any undocumented citizens, Polis and Tancredo lead in CU Boulder political climate poll, Governor Hickenlooper backtracks after comment about Amazon and RTD joins Denver to propose a redesign plan for the 16th St. Mall.
The Women’s March of Colorado, Denver makes the top 20 eligible site for Amazon’s second headquarters, Rep. Steve Lebsock met with third sexual misconduct claim, and The Aurora VA hospital finally scheduled to open are topics of discussion.
President Trump’s immigration comments on particular countries, Governor Hickenlooper delivered his final State of the State address,the 2018 Colorado legislative session and the possible outcomes of the 2018 gubernatorial race are topics of discussion.
Meow Wolf on its way to Denver, AG Jeff Sessions rescinds federal marijuana regulations, Denver City Council proposal to ban bump stocks and the 2018 legislative session are topics of discussion.
This special, end of year edition of Colorado Inside Out welcomes former Host Peter Boyles to look ahead to Colorado politics in 2018 with an all-star panel.
A look back at 2017 includes stories about the Trump administration, candidates in the Governor's race and how Denver tackled growth.
Recent sexual misconduct allegations, the Colorado legislature, the newest Supreme Court pick, whether the Olympics should be held in Denver and Roy Moore's Loss in Alabama are topics of discussion.
The U.S. Supreme Court hearing a case focused on discrimination vs religious freedoms, the Douglas County School Board killing its voucher program and a local state representative being arrested at DIA are topics f discussion.
Everything Ink discussion! Coffee igniting the latest gentrification debate, the shrinking media industry after Denver Post layoffs and workplace misconduct.
Sexual allegations in politics, the Amazon headquarters deal, the contest to be the voice of the DIA passenger trains and the Colorado gubernatorial race are topics of discussion.
Sexual allegations against a democratic representative, Colorado’s election results, updates on the GOP gubernatorial race and a newly approved mental health bill are topics of discussion.
The $4.6 million dollar settlement for the Marshall family, Tom Tancredo joining the 2018 Gov. Race, Gov. Hickenlooper 2018 budget and Election Day 2017 are topics of discussion.
The CDOT director stepping down, Trump's cabinet members touring Colorado this week and the controversial City Park Golf Course deal are topics of discussion.
DIA’s new entry sign, the 2017 election, the 2018 gubernatorial race and a letter sent by both Colorado Senators questioning the Trump Election Commission are topics of discussion.
One billion dollars in pot revenue, Amazon considering Colorado for new headquarters, a proposed smoking ban on the 16th St Mall and Colorado supreme court challenges immigration decision.
The Las Vegas massacre, the Colorado State Legislature’s special session, dreamers deadline to renew their DACA status, Denver’s discussion on race and inclusivity and the newest EPA appointment are topics of discussion.
Beth McCann's call for a grand jury investigation into Marvin Booker's death, the local response to the Denver Broncos players kneeling during the national anthem and the on going war of words between Tom Tancredo and Mike Coffman.
Denver's growth, the Colorado Department of Corrections, the Cassidy Graham healthcare bill and the purchase of the Park Hill Golf Course are topics of discussion.
Betsy Devos' "Rethink School" tour, Governor Hickenlooper calls for special legislative session, Colorado joins lawsuit challenging Trump's DACA decision and Mayor Hancock announce the city is close to reaching $1.4 billion dollar budget.
Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce's potential transportation measure, President Trump ending DACA, healthcare in the U.S. and Lt. Governor Lynne joins Democratic primary.
Nancy Pelosi's visit to Denver, a new immigration protection law, a bipartisan healthcare are topics of discussion.
Tom Tancredo considering a run for Governor, Rep. Ed Perlmutter announcing he'll run for reelection in CD 7 and a possible Kasich Hickenlooper presidential ticket in 2020 are topics of discussion.
President Trump firing Steve Bannon, the violent Charlottesville demonstrations, Senator Cory Gardner's town halls and immigration policy and enforcement are topics of discussion.
The 125th Anniversary of The Denver Post, Denver Sheriff's Department spending, Jack Grahams possible run for Governor, big issues facing City Council, and a vote on 1% tax hike on hotel stays are topics of discussion.
Developments in the CO Governor's race, Denver Immigration proposals, Ken Buck's assertion that the GOP is dead and the Overland Park concert approval are topics of discussion.
Trump's transgendered military ban, the healthcare vote, immigration impacts on Denver jails and the pending Overland Park music fest are topics of discussion.
The five year anniversary of the Aurora Theater Shooting, Gubernatorial primaries, DIA's hefty price tag on renovations and protests of US Education Secretary visiting Denver are topics of discussion.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a pledge to join the U.S Climate Alliance, Rep. Ed Perlmetter announced that he will be ending his run for the 2018 Gubernatorial Race, The State of the City Address was delivered by Mayor Michael Hancock this week and the Family of Marvin Booker requested to re-open the investigation on 7th Anniversary of his death are topics of discussion.
A jam-packed show hits on the 2018 gubernatorial primary race, questions over voter suppression, local protests of the proposed Senate healthcare bill and Denver's mayor making Politico's list of "most interesting mayors".
Former immigrant detainees held in Aurora filed a federal lawsuit citing exploitation, the GOP U.S. Senate leaders released its version of health care reform legislation and Aurora racetrack ballot issue are topics of discussion.
Majority Whip Steve Scalise injured from a shooting this week, Co lawmakers join a lawsuit against Pres. Trump claiming he violated the Emoluments Clause are topics of discussion.
The preservation of the Sage Grouse, James Comey hearing and Governor Hickenlooper refusing to sign bills into law dominate today's conversation are topics of discussion.
Covfefe, Trump pulls out of Paris Accord, bill to allow businesses to exempt birth control coverage.
Denver Police escape charges in open records case. Colorado lawmakers respond to Trump's budget. 4/20 organizers fined $12K and banned from hosting event for three years. Denver reclassifies petty offenses.
U.S. Reps Degette and Coffman introduce a bill protecting CO's marijuana operations. Jefferson County School Board approves a $265,000/yr. contract for new superintendent Jason Glass. Newly released inmate detained by ICE. A legal battle over oil and gas protections put Colorado's governor and attorney general at odds.
Social justice living environment at University of Colorado Boulder, reaction to President Trump firing FBI Director James Comey, the 2017 Legislative wrap up are topics of discussion.
Magellan Strategies Poll revealed President Trump's approval rating at 47% among Coloradans. Rep. Mike Coffman was the only Colorado Republican to vote no on American Heath Care Act.
Gubernatorial candidates for 2018, Mayor Hancock to launch a review of city's events permit after 4/20 celebration, Judge Orrick temporarily blocks POTUS from withholding federal funding from sanctuary cities, officers pepper spray Muslim inmates prayer room are topics of discussion.
The Construction Defects Bill is a step closer to reality. If approved, the bill would require an agreement from the majority of condo owners before any legal action could be filed against builders. We discuss Coloradan Jeanette Vizguerra who made national news this week as she appeared on Time Magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People.
U.S. Rep. Coffman made national news after being confronted by a fiery of questions at a town hall meeting, Democratic Candidate Cary Kennedy announced her bid for Gov. via Facebook live and the congressional district races in CD6 and CD7 are heating up are topics of discussion this week.
High school student, Tay Anderson runs for DPS board. Judge Neil Gorsuch confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court.Candidate pool for Colorado governor grows. Four state leaders make joint request to AG Jeff Sessions regarding marijuana legislation are topics of discussion.
POTUS tweets about Rep. Ken Buck's stance on The American Health Care Act. State senate approved Colorado's $26.8 billion dollar proposed budget. Aurora is declared a "welcoming city" vs. "sanctuary city". Betsy DeVos calls out Denver's school choice standards are topics of discussion.
Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg announced plans to introduce a bill. Ken Salazar announced he will not run for Governor in 2018. Judge Neil Gorsuch introduced at Senate Confirmation Hearing. The vote on The American Health Care Bill is in a holding pattern.
Colorado's race for attorney general heats up, 14 million Americans could lose health care under the POTUS new health plan, Hawaii judge halts president's travel ban, Colorado's transportation funding issues reemerge and and Senate Bill 65 addressing charter school funding is garnering attention
Class action for undocumented immigrants, an agreement reached on Affordable Care Act, criticism over $3.5 billion dollar bill, construction defects reform bill pushed through, and Denver City Council set new ethics rules are topics of discussion.
Governor Hickenlooper's 'Meets the Press' appearance, Sen. Cory Gardner hosts tele-town hall attracting up to 10,000 attendees, President Trump's first address to congress and attorneys for a convicted killer claim juror misconduct in decade-old cases are topics of discussion.
RTD's new R-Line, a rewrite of Immigration Enforcement Policies, greater enforcement of Federal Marijuana Laws, making the city more bike and pedestrian-friendly, protesters only need one day to request permit for DIA, and Jefferson County Libraries deleted tweets are topics of discussion.
I.C.E. deportations, education funding stemming from marijuana revenue and Michael Flynn's resignation are topics of discussion.
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, 9th Circuit Court upholding lower courts travel ban ruling, confirmation of Secretary of Education Betsy Devos, the Colorado Health Exchange, and bill 1123 are topics of discussion.
President Trump nominating a Colorado judge to the U.S. Supreme Court, early impacts of the travel ban and Mayor Hancock's declaration of Denver being a "sanctuary city" are topics of discussion.
The show's 25 year history, President Trumps executive order related to immigration policy and hospitals opting out of the medical aid in dying initiative are topics of discussion.
The kickoff of the 2018 gubernatorial race, Donald Trump being sworn in as president, the approval of the I-70 expansion project and police reform efforts are topics of discussion.
President Obama's Farewell Address, the glass ceilings broken by new leadership faces, a GOP attack on the Health Exchange and Gov. Hickenlooper's State of the State Address are topics of discussion.
Burke Ramsey's defamation lawsuit, DPD's new use of force policy, NAACP protesting Trump's AG nominee and lawmakers disagreeing over ethics office are topics of discussion.
The panel of Colorado Inside Out discusses their favorite and least liked moments throughout 2016.
Thoughts on how politics may play out in 2017 are discussed on the last episode of 2016.
Controversy over Milo Yiannopoulos speaking at CU in January, Colorado electors' last ditch effort to block Trump, Sun Valley's $30M redevelopment and an El Paso County school district approving concealed carry for teachers are topics of discussion.
The anniversary of Pearl Harbor, presdential electors attempting to shift results, controversy surrounding the I-70 expansion and Arapahoe county DA seeking the death penalty are topics of discussion.
World-wide influence of the death of Fidel Castro, Governor Hickenlooper's economic plan to address homelessness, Morgan Carroll looking at the role of Colorado Democratic Party Chair are topics of discussion.
The re-trial of Clarence Moses-EL, Trumps policies causing friction and Denver city officials carrying out more homeless sweeps are topics of this week's discussion.
National and local election results are broken down in true Colorado Inside Out fashion.
The historic World Series victory, polling results showing Trump and Clinton tied in Colorado, President Obama endorses several democrats in key races and campaign funding for ballot initiatives.
Newly launched FBI probe into Clinton's emails, congressional races in CDs 3 and 6 shifting into high gear, a newly released report on billion dollar marijuana sales and protests over the Dakota Access Pipeline are topics of discussion.
Bartels rigged response, final presidential debate reaction, Trump stops in CO and mail-in ballots go out in Colorado are topics of discussion.
The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for District Attorney of Denver, Democratic candidate Beth McCann and Independent candidate Helen Morgan.
The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 2nd Congressional District, Democratic incumbent Jared Polis and Republican challenger Nic Morse.
The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 4th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Ken Buck and Democratic challenger Bob Seay.
The Colorado Decides debate series continues with a debate featuring the candidates for Congress in the 6th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Mike Coffman and Democratic challenger Morgan Carroll.
Mike Pence and Tim Kaine VP debate, Columbus Day changes to Indigenous People day, Donald Trump's visit to Colorado, $35 million spent on Colorado Ballot Campaigns and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
Mike Pence and Tim Kaine VP debate, Columbus Day changes to Indigenous People day, Donald Trump's visit to Colorado, $35 million spent on Colorado Ballot Campaigns and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
Colorado Decides features a debate about Amendment 72 which would increase the tax on cigarettes in Colorado.
The debate series continues with a look at Proposition 106, also known as Medical Aid in Dying, which if passed would allow for medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. Julie Selsberg supporting the measure and Carrie Ann Lucas opposing the measure, join the panel of Dominic Dezzutti, Shaun Boyd and Eric Sondermann.
The debate series continues with a look at Propositions 107 and 108, which if passed would create a primary election in Colorado open to all voters. Kent Thiry supporting the measure and Penfield Tate opposing the measure, join the panel of Dominic Dezzutti, Shaun Boyd and Eric Sondermann.
Congress overrides Obama veto, reactions to first Presidential debate, Trump in Colorado and Hickenlooper throws support behind three ballot measures. All this and more on Colorado Inside Out.
A debate that takes a look at the Am. 69 also known as Colorado Care, which if passed would replace Colorado Health Care payment system with a single payer model.
A debate about Am. 71 which would change the requirements for any citizen based initiative that seeks to amend the state constitution.
A debate about Am. 70, which would raise Colorado's minimum wage by 90 cents a year until 2020 where it would cap at $12/hr.
Voters favor Minimum Wage increase, US Senate race, VA Hospital delays, HS students protest, affordable housing in Denver and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
Brandon Marshall meets with DPD, Trump leads Clinton in Colorado, DU study shows wage increase would boost economy and Denver rolls out 2017 budget and much more on this week of Colorado Insdie Out.
VA investigation, Trump and Carroll new TV ads, ballot issues getting support and Bennet claims GOP business support are topics of discussion.
Aurora Theater lawsuit, Trump addresses immigration in Mexico, fracking measure fails to make CO ballot, blue book wording controversy and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
RTD train outages, ballot petitions turned in, DPD racial data collection plans, Trump emails about Colo. Springs and former CU student gets light sentence.
Denver Post retires Woody Paige, Hillary Clinton and Mike Pence in CO, Mike Coffman rebukes Donald Trump, Darryl Glenn gets endorsement from Right to Life and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
Donald Trump in Colorado, Hillary Clinton accepted Democratic Presidential Nomination and Gov. Hickenlooper's appearance at the DNC are topics of discussion.
Republican National Convention speeches, opposing delegates fail to stop Trump nomination, Melania speech mimicks Michelle's and Tabor measure misses ballot and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out
Topics range from terrorist attack in Nice,France Donald Trump pick for running mate ahead of the Republican National Convention, polling results from Colorado voters.
Police shootings, racial tensions lead to Dallas deadly protest, Darryl Glenn and Beth McCann both with big in Co primary race and the panel of Colorado Inside Out remembers former Senator and GOP leader Bill Armstrong.
Donald Trump and Sarah Palin to visit Denver next week, GOP Primary nears vote, House Dems sit-in for gun reform, Post buyouts 20 newsroom members, and much more on this week's Colorado Inside Out.
Denver Sheriff's new use of force policy, Colorado ties to Orlando shooting, grocers to sell alcohol and Denver's new tax hike for storm drain and more on this episode of Colorado Inside Out.
Boxing legand Muhammad Ali passing, Clinton secures Dem nomination, Trump's comments questioned again, US GOP Senate primary heats up, all this and more on the next Colorado Inside Out.
Veto on Red-light camera ban, the 'Raise the Bar' campaign kicks off, lawsuit challenging Keyser signatures is dismissed and new information in the murder of Tom Clements are all topics of discussion on this week'a episode of Colorado Inside Out.
Douglas County superintendent leaves for Texas offer, Hickenlooper dishes about new book, Bennet can't clinch AFL-CIO endorsement, Frazier on ballot and shooting victims file suit against Planned Parenthood all this and more on the next Colorado Inside Out.
CDOT's Anti-pot campaign, Republican US Senate Primary issues, Rocky Flats settlement and the decision regarding the civil lawsuit of the Aurora Shootings and topics of discussion this week.
GOP race for U.S. Senate, the close of the 2016 legislative session and the civil trial of 2012 Aurora Movie Theater shootings are topics of discussion.
Fix Colorado Roads act gains support, Trump as presumptive nominee pressures down ticket, US Senate ballot position and CO Supreme Court overturns local fracking bans, the panel discusses this and more on Colorado Inside Out.
Harriet Tubman to appear on $20 bill, CO may change to primary system, Trains to DIA roll out, lawmakers seek compromise to keep liquor legislation off ballot, Denver City Coucil approves more marijuana shops, ski train gets state funds and more on this week's episode.
DPD shoot unarmed suspect, Ted Cruz and Darryl Glenn win big at Colorado GOP assembly, Sanders awarded additional Colorado delegate and more on this week's episode.
DIA proporal to move TSA checkpoints, Ted Cruz slated to speak at GOP Colorado Convention, candidates hope to get on State Senate ballot, two versions of State budget pass House and Senate and Denver's flood drainage plans cost an extra $100 million and potentially effect City Park Golf Course, all this and more on this week's episode.
Colorado legislature introduces new tax on snack food and a hospital provider fee bills, Ted Cruz will speak at Colorado GOP convention and CEO of Denver Health retires after complaints of his leadership all this more on this week's episode.
Hickenlooper selects Donna Lynne for Lt. Governor, terrorist attack in Belgium, Obama visits Cuba, Coloraod hit with blizzard of 2016, and Supreme Court declines lawsuit against Colorado marijuana laws are the issues Colorado Inside Out panelists discuss this week. Hosted by Dominic Dezzutti and panelists include Patricia Calhoun, Craig Silverman, Penfield Tate III, Jon Bowman.
The legacy of resigning Denver Post editor Greg Moore, the GOP primary results from this week, criticism of Colorado's parole system, and an expansion of background checks for police officers are topics of discussion.
High school students pushed to take the immigration civics test, Denver's enforcement of the camping ban, Greeley's passing of an oil drilling proposal, plans for the Denver Performing Arts Center, and Ben Carson's endorsement of Donald Trump.
Denver being rated best place to live, Super Tuesday in Colorado, Attorney General Cynthia Coffman's formal opinion regarding the hospital provider fees, and the EPA’s Superfund plan to clean up Gold King Mine are topics of discussion.
Aurora shooting victim's father running for senate, the GOP Debate, Super Tuesday in Colorado and local implications of Guantanamo Bay closing are topics of discussion.
Donald Trump's recent comments about a statement made by Pope Francis, the Denver DA race, political impacts of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death are topics of discussion.
Super Bowl 50 celebration, the New Hampshire Primary, Colorado Representatives' attempt to end the Selective Service and tax activist Douglas Bruce being found in violation of his probation sentence are topics of discussion.
Mayor Hancock's tax-funded Super Bowl trip, the Iowa caucus results, a prison parolee accused of murder, and Jack Graham joining the GOP Senate race are topics of discussion.
Black Lives Matters' actions at MLK Day, the release of the reports from Arapahoe's school shooting, and Bill Clinton's surprise Denver Visit on this edition of Colorado Inside Out.
New GOP Senate candidate Jon Keyser, react to the State of the Union address, make predictions for TABOR and hospital fees in the new legislative session, and discuss the meaning of Michael Marshall's death while in police custody being ruled a homicide are topics of discussion.
Some of the biggest criminal trials in 2015 and the death penalty discussion, in addition to education reform in Douglas and Jefferson counties are topics of discussion.
Penny Parker remembered, President Obama's executive action on gun control, TABOR and its impact on hospital provider fees and potential upcoming ballot proposals for November are topics of discussion.
Colorado Inside Out continues the tradition of looking ahead into 2016 by declaring their predictions of politically-driven issues.
A near 30 year rape/assault conviction overturned, violent threats cause the arrest of two local teenagers and the last GOP debate of 2015 are topics of discussion.
A judge overturned a near 30 year rape/assault conviction, violent threats cause the arrest of two local teenagers and the last GOP debate of 2015 are topics of discussion.
Controversial Republican Senator Tim Neville going for Sen. Michael Bennett's seat, voters supporting the JeffCO recall prevail, Denver voters approve tax hikes are topics of discussion.
The controversial Lawrence Community Center opening, the CNBC GOP Debate, Gov. Hickenlooper and AG Cynthia Coffman at odds are topics of discussion.
Panhandling regulations, Colorado's local economy, national politics including Clinton, Paul Ryan and Joe Biden and grocery stores selling full strength beer and wine are topics of discussion.
Denver's new sheriff, Denver City Council getting rid of Columbus Day this year, major takeaways from the CNN democratic presidential debate are topics of discussion.
Finding a new House Speaker, Gov. Hickenlooper's climate change plan, dunfing for the National Western Complex and the not-guilty verdict in the case of Terrance Roberts are topics of discussion.
Frontier Airlines latest ranking, DA Brauchler and the U.S. Senate seat. Racy Newsweek cover. Colorado Dems lack faith in Hillary Clinton win presidential election are topics of discussion.
Pope Francis' visit to the U.S., House Speaker John Boehner resigns, the Colorado Supreme Court related to K-12 funding, Denver Police now requiring off-duty cops working as security to wear body cams are topics of discussion.
Pot Tax Holiday, the CNN GOP presidential debate, Gov. Hickenlooper's $100M plan to make Colorado more bike-friendly and the proposed 2016 budget are topics of discussion.
Topics range remembering 9/11, EPA's attempts to clear up issues with Gold Mine Spill, Gov. Hickenlooper discussing the death penalty and the Denver Zoo exploring elephant waste as a renewable energy source.
Mishaps with Denver Rescue Mission zoning, Iran Nuclear Deal and Sen. Michael Bennett, Douglas County School officials appeals Colorado Supreme Court decision, Denver City Council approves $860, 000 settlement involving Denver officers are topics of discussion.
New EPA Animas River Spill discovery, Aurora Theater Trial judge hands defendant max allowable time, unexpected ramifications of Fero's Bar Trial, Colorado GOP voting not to endorse candidate in primary election.
Proposed anti-fracking measure, the latest on the Animas River contamination, Chick-fil-a's temporarily foiled attempt to open a chain at DIA and Jeffco School Board hopefuls launching campaigns ahead of recall election
Proposed anti-fracking measure, the latest on the Animas River contamination, Chick-fil-a's temporarily foiled attempt to open a chain at DIA and Jeffco School Board hopefuls launching campaigns ahead of recall election.
The new campaign to approve the taxes that would fund the $856 million expansion of the National Western Complex, the first GOP Presidential Debate on Fox News and the Aurora Theater Trial moving into final deliberations are topics of discussion.
The Aurora Theater Trial penalty phase, Jeffco School District community members continue recall efforts of school board, controversial state Rep. Klingenschmitt being asked to resign, local Planned Parenthood doctor caught on video selling fetal tissue are topics of discussion.
Dennis Gallagher leaving office, Mayor Hancock delivering inauguration speech, Newsweek being banned from Aurora Theater Trial courthouse and Colorado's VA hospital after tweeting juror's name are all topics of discussion.
Lynn Bartels leaves the Denver Post, the verdict in the Aurora Theater Trial, PTSD not being classified for use under MMJ guidelines and the state fair moving out of Pueblo.
A recall rally to get rid of members of the JeffCo School Board, Sen. Morgan Carroll announcing her bid for congress, Colorado Supreme Court rejecting school vouchers in Douglas County schools and TABOR being sent to lower court.
Denver County Fair dropping "Pot Pavillion" from this year's event, same sex marriage becomes legal in all states, health insurance available through Obamacare, blackmail allegations against AG Cynthia Coffman, Lame Duck council gets major issued pushed to vote and the big debate on South Carolina voting on taking down the Confederate Flag.
Jeb Bush and Donald Trump announcing their bids for the 2016 presidential campaign. Issues looming in the Colorado Republican Party. AG Cynthia Coffman announcing she won't run for U.S. Senate. Colorado Supreme Court makes huge decision related to employers and medical marijuana. Aurora Theater Trial updates.
Tax increases to fund the redevelopment of the National Western Stock Show to Cong. Mike Coffman announcing he won't run for U.S. Senator in 2016, CIO gives you the latest in Colorado politics and other news.
With topics ranging from tax increases to fund the redevelopment of the National Western Stock Show to Cong. Mike Coffman announcing he won't run for U.S. Senator in 2016, CIO gives you the latest in Colorado politics and other news.
Separation of church and state in a Longmont school. Denver City Council runoff election updates. Evidence released in the Aurora Theater Trial leads to more questions. Colorado Department of Human Services continues to make headlines this week.
Former CO attorney general gets elected Colorado Springs mayor, federal lawmakers negotiating on funding for Aurora VA project, reports of an independent review of Denver jails and a round up of the Denver city council runoff election are topics of discussion.
Frontier Airlines CEO steps down, Colorado legislators send letter to the Governor about the Dept. of Human Services, JeffCo teachers union win court battle over compensation plan. 9News report shows lawmakers using personal email accounts for state business, retail pot sales break new record and U.S. Senators present low THC bill.
Denver's Election results, 2015 Legislative Session wraps up, Hickenlooper to hold town halls meetings for his fiscal plan.
National Western Stock Show development, gang-related violence in NE Denver, Aurora Theater Trial opening statements and funding of pensions for public employees are topics of discussion.
Connect for Health Colorado's search for new CEO, the proposed fetal homicide bill, Denver's municipal election and TABOR refund options are topics of discussion.
Aurora Theater Shooting trial, a proposal to expand the gun magazine limit and controversy surrounding a gay GOP group are topics of discussion.
Marijuana's effects on pregnant women, state budget concerns related to birth control funding, Denver City Council's crowded candidate pool, Hickenlooper's recent letter threatening to shift control in executive branch and CU Denver's report on homelessness.
The panel of CIO discusses the the multi-faceted implications of the Aurora Theater shooting trial, Indiana enacting a religious freedom law and State Rep. Gordon Klingenschmitt being released from his duties on a House committee this week.
The panel of CIO discusses the charges in the case of the violdent attack on a pregnant woman from Longmont; Rep. Klingenschmitt's comments related to the incident. A recent suicide related to an overuse of marijuana edibles. Diminishing oil production in Colorado and another VA hospital executive stepping down.
A Longmont woman survives vicious attack. Latest estimate for the VA Hospital in Aurora reaches $1.73 billion. Bill would changes Colorado's Construction-Defect Law, Steve House elected as GOP State Chair.
Recreational marijuana breaks sales record generating $2.35 million dollars in tax revenue. Colorado lawmakers look to repeal 2013's ammunition magazine limit law. Denver's independent monitors reports only 25% of incidents involving force were captured. Two Colorado Senators propose preventative government shut down measures. CDOT welcomes contractors to review I-70 project proposal. The ballot for Denver's Municipal elections is finalized with 29 candidates for 6 open council seats.
Opening statements for the Aurora Theater Shooting to begin earlier than expected. Sheriffs sue over Colorado's legalization of marijuana. Littleton passes measure requiring voter approval for urban renewal tools. State Board calls for public input on proposed US 36 toll hike.
DIA celebrates 20th anniversary. Oil and gas task force supports nine polciies that will be sent to Gov. Hickenlooper. State house committee appoves ban of photo radar and red light cameras. Lawmakers are considering a bill that impose tougher restrictions on doctors prescribing medical marijuana.
The opposition facing Chairman Ryan Call's re-election, Chief White and The Denver Police Protective Assoc. clash over protest policies, Republicans refuse a bill with funding aimed at background checks on gun purchases as well as the lawsuit filed by ant-drug organization Safe Streets over the legalization of retail marijuana.
The clash between VA Secretary McDonald and Rep. Mike Coffman, growing the powers of the Office of the Independent Monitor, passing of the Parental Bill of Rights, Medical Marijuana use in public schools plus the retirement of Jon Stewart and the suspension of Brian Williams are discussed.
Topics include the VA Director Lynette Roff's retirement, issues surrounding Mayor Hancock's re-election, the introduction of seven new gun control bills and Colorado ranking among the nation's lowest in children's measles vaccinations.
Topics include a complaint filed against Azucar Bakery for refusing to write an anti-gay message. The questions surrounding the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager in Park Hill. A law granting the terminally ill the right to pass on their own terms.
Topics include the Martin Luther King Jr. Marade, the Joint Budget Committee’s decision to delay the vote regarding driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants, economic progress and job growth among other topics from the President’s State of the Union and the Colorado legislative decision to allow two commissions to expire.
Topics include issues surrounding Govenor Hickenlooper's second term in office, Govenor John Hickenlooper's 2.0 program that focuses economic development, Denver City Council's proposal of a 10.9% pay raise for City Officials, and protest surrounding Bill Cosby's permformance at the Buell Theatre.
Topics include a possible hate crime targeting a Colorado Springs NAACP office, the culmination of the terrorist attacks on Paris and how journalism can clash with freedom of religion, opening day of the Colorado legislature with new Senate President Bill Cadman and Speaker of the House, Dickey Lee Hullinghorst and lower oil and gas prices.
The panel of CIO takes a look at what topics may be hot buttons in 2015 including city elections, the legislative session and fracking.