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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.
Governor Jared Polis has officially scrapped plans for a controversial pedestrian bridge in downtown Denver following ...
Veterans' groups oppose the construction of a $28.5 million bridge in Colorado, calling it disrespectful to their sacrifices ...
Colorado law prohibits state and local entities from giving personal information to federal immigration agents unless it’s ...
Phil Weiser rode his January announcement for the governor’s race to a surge in fundraising — and he’s still got a clear cash ...
Did Gov. Jared Polis hand over Coloradans’ personal information to federal immigration officials? He won’t say. Shelby Wieman, a spokesperson for Polis, declined to respond to a question Monday about ...
Polis said more than 80,000 Coloradans answered the survey, with 93.9 percent of participants voting ‘No’ to the proposed ...
The Eisenhower Tunnel takes I-70 drivers west. The Johnson Tunnel leads them east. But only one bore through the Continental ...
After two years of back-to-back special sessions, Colorado lawmakers may be headed for another one, this time to deal with ...
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