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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis drops plans for Capitol pedestrian bridge after more than 82,000 people reject it
Gov. Jared Polis dropped his plan Tuesday to build a $28.5 million pedestrian bridge on the state Capitol’s grounds after Coloradans overwhelmingly rejected the proposal in a recent survey.
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But after he revealed designs for the long, looping walkway, the governor faced growing opposition to the idea. Historic Denver released a scathing letter demanding the "useless" plan be called off. A coalition of veterans groups called the idea "unnecessary and disrespectful."
The results are in — and they’re not good. An unscientific poll commissioned by Gov. Jared Polis on his proposal to build a ...
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has nixed his plans for a $28.5 million pedestrian bridge to the State Capitol after just 3.8% of ...
Polis said more than 80,000 Coloradans answered the survey, with 93.9 percent of participants voting ‘No’ to the proposed ...
The state has received nine subpoenas to date from the Department of Homeland Security and provided documents for criminal ...
Colorado law prohibits state and local entities from giving personal information to federal immigration agents unless it’s ...
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We are implementing procedures to ensure that erroneous sharing does not happen in the future,” a spokeswoman for Gov. Jared Polis wrote to.
A special session of the Colorado legislature is expected to convene in late August to address artificial intelligence ...
In June, unemployment in Colorado dropped by 0.1% from May to 4.7%, ranking the state’s unemployment 10th highest in the ...
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