Term Limit Debate: Storey Pushing To Mimic Weld, Denver Counties
First Judicial District Attorney Scott Storey is making a push to extend his term limits from two four-year terms to three four-year terms. Storey’s drive became official when Gilpin and Jefferson County commissioners unanimously approved the question for the 2010 ballot.
How Vulnerable Is Gov. Ritter?
The 2010 Colorado gubernatorial race is poised to become a hard-fought battle between two former political cohorts and one incumbent who has history on his side.
More Details On State Elections Director Hiring Process
Of the eight applicants, only Harvie Branscomb, CEO of a software development company and primary backer of moving Colorado to an all paper balloting system, provided a copy of his exam to Face The State.
CU Regents Predict Partisan Balance Unchanged In 2010
While recent media attention has focused on statewide and congressional campaigns, the University of Colorado Board of Regents is also in play, with a third of its nine seats up for grabs next year. One Republican has announced plans to run for the open 4th congressional district, while two incumbents plan to defend their seats.
No Classroom? Not A Problem
16 July 2009
At 18 years old, Tanya Proutt is already ahead of her class.
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Thursday Trial Watch: Romero Sentenced To Life In Prison
16 July 2009
In trial news, a Weld County District Court jury on Wednesday found John Paul Romero guilty of first degree felony murder and first degree burglary.
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Bennet Pushes For National Cemetery In Southern Colorado
15 July 2009
Michael Bennet, Senator Mark Udall and Congressman John Salazar have been fighting to secure funding for a national veteran's cemetery in the Colorado Springs area. This report is from News Channel 13.
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Wednesday Trial Watch: Iraq Veteran Arraigned On Rape Charges
15 July 2009
Spc. Robert Hull Marko's arraignment hearing and more from Law Week Colorado's Peter Rossi.
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Tuesday Trial Watch: Judge Denies DA Chambers’ Motion
14 July 2009
On Monday, Arapahoe County District Court Judge Carlos Samour denied District Attorney Carol Chambers’ motion to postpone the appointment of a special prosecutor to file charges against two men accused of raping Julie Stene in 2000, the Denver Post reports.
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Commentary: Who Are These Mysterious ‘Federal Taxpayers’
14 July 2009
What's in a name? A lot, apparently, when it comes to distinguishing "state taxpayers" from "federal taxpayers."
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Commentary: Pushing Health Care Change
14 July 2009
Pat Waak writes, "The Obama network is active in Colorado. Although there has been little news coverage of their activities, every county in Colorado acknowledges their presence."
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Author Pens Book To Fight Child Sex Abuse
14 July 2009
As a JeffCo Public Schools counselor, children’s author Julie Federico knows the pain sexual abuse on a child can cause.
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American Indians React To Media Coverage Of Eagle Ceremony
13 July 2009
"The hurtful thing was the way it was reported, the way it was said," community leaders told the Boulder Daily Camera.
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Monday Trial Watch: First Lawsuit Filed In Hep-C Ordeal
13 July 2009
Bernadette Romero filed the first lawsuit Friday in Denver District Court against HealthOne and its former employee Kristen Parker for being exposed to Hepatitis C from dirty needles Parker had used. Romero has not received the results of her test yet.
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