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Follow this topic by RSSThe week in Colorado news: Schaffer v. Udall, more DNC maddness, a vote of one
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Face The State's Rachel Boxer joins FTS managing editor Brad Jones for a look at the week that was in Colorado news, including fallout from the first Schaffer-Udall debate, continuing controversy over "DNC preparations, and an odd election scheduled for Mesa County. More >
Hickenlooper's conundrum: Thousands of protesters, nowhere to bed down
Slapstick Politics
July 16, 2008
Read More Courts anticipate extended hours to handle DNC protesters
A Face the State Staff Report
July 16, 2008As Denver officials prepare to absorb 50,000 delegates and attendees for next month's Democratic National Convention, they now predict that between 800 and 2,000 of the additional 10,000 protesters now expected could spend time behind bars. The question: Will the city's courts and jails be able to absorb them?
7/15: Unions with little use for the rules
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First Fort Collins, now Denver: Unions are chomping at the bit to set up shop in city government. More >
The week in Colorado news: Variations on the National Anthem, Boulderites on eminent domain
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Face The State's Kate Melvin joins FTS managing editor Brad Jones for a look at the week that was in Colorado news, including a row over the "National Anthem" sung at Denver's State of the City address. More >
7/4: Don't blame the weapon for gun violence
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Gun violence has rocked Denver in recent weeks. The city’s mayor thinks stricter gun laws may be necessary. More >
Jeffco criminal courts likely to be empty for DNC
A Face the State Staff Report
June 23, 2008Following the decision of the Jefferson County Sheriff to send deputies to Denver to help provide security for the Democratic National Convention in August, the county's courts are responding by attempting to leave criminal dockets empty during that time.
6/16: Denver gets greedy with new fines
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See that tree in front of your house, the one that gives shade to the sidewalk? Denver bureaucrats do, too – it grows money. More >
FTS on the air: Millions in public debt, but no public vote
May 9, 2008According to documents uncovered by Fox 31 reporter Leland Vittert, Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper is seeking millions in new debt to build a homeless shelter, but voters won't have a say in the matter. More >
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7/18: Does the law really say THAT?
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