Denver’s public housing residents will see $15 broadband internet next year
So why isn't everyone signing up?
Source: Colorado Sun
That was fast: Denise Burgess ends Senate campaign after questions over unpaid taxes
But the questions had nothing to do with calling it quits abruptly, according to her campaign. No other reason was given.
State-owned property currently occupied by unused warehouses will become a six-story affordable housing project
The state has agreed to lease the land to a private developer that intends to build the housing with the help of $2.2 million in tax credits. It also agreed to give the state $200,000 a year for public schools.
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Colorado considered an abortion law like the one in Alabama, but it failed on party lines
“We are never as far from those other states as we think we are. It’s only one election.”