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COPO’S BEST OF THE WEEK | Worker visa woes; Denver council newbies; recall dropped; governors confab

By 06/14/2019 | updated 7 years ago

Here’s our recap of our best stories of the last seven days from the Colorado Politics staff.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis welcomes fellow governors to the annual meeting of the Western Governors Association at an opening press conference on June 10 at the Hotel Talisa in Vail. Pictured, from left, are Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon, Guam Gov. Lourdes Leon Guerrero, Idaho Gov. Brad Little, and Hawaii Gov. David Ige, the 2018 chair of the organization.
(Photo by Ernest Luning, Colorado Politics)

> COVER STORY | Growing worries over worker visas in Colorado’s mountains

> DENVER COUNCIL NEWCOMERS | Meet District 1’s Amanda Sandoval

> DENVER COUNCIL NEWCOMERS | Meet District 3’s Jamie Torres

> DENVER COUNCIL NEWCOMERS | Meet District 5’s Amanda Sawyer

> DENVER COUNCIL NEWCOMERS | Meet District 10’s Chris Hinds

> Recall effort against Rep. Tom Sullivan ends

> State lawmaker Pettersen said to be targeted in recall try

> TRAIL MIX | Finding words that can help heal political rifts

> Interior’s Bernhardt talks BLM’s potential westward move in Colorado visit

> 4 takeaways from Polis’ first Western Governors Association annual meeting

> Western governors at Colorado meeting call on Congress to simplify federal-state land exchanges

> LYNN BARTELS | 46 years later, Roe v. Wade debate still rages

> INSIGHTS | Colorado GOP is losing the war for women

> Q&A with Lynn Granger | ‘We are part of the solution’

> Democratic US Senate candidates introduce themselves to activists at Denver forum

> Appeals court rules against Beauprez group that funded attacks on Colorado GOP candidates

> 2020 WATCH | Hickenlooper, Bennet qualify for 1st presidential debate

> 2020 WATCH | Hickenlooper, Bennet to share stage in 1st Democratic presidential debates (VIDEO)

> 2020 WATCH | More voices call for Hickenlooper to switch to Senate race

> 2020 WATCH | Hickenlooper takes on Sanders’ democratic socialism stance

> 2020 WATCH | Tuning in on Bennet, Hickenlooper music choices for Iowa candidate parade

> 2020 WATCH | Hickenlooper, Bennet join Democratic candidate lineup in Iowa

> COPO PODCAST | The inside story of the fierce battle for Denver mayor

> COPO PODCAST | Denver Mayor Michael Hancock talks about plans for his 3rd term

Fans gather at a statue of Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen outside Broncos Stadium at Mile High on Friday, June 14, 2019, in Denver. Bowlen died Thursday night.
David Zalubowski / AP

> Polis, Hancock, other Colorado politicos react to death of Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen

> Polis order seeks to boost Colorado child vaccination rates, respect exemptions (VIDEO)

> López declared winner in Denver clerk and recorder race

> Colorado tops $1 billion tax milestone for marijuana

> Colorado marijuana investment bill strikes pay dirt early

> DeGette, ex-EPA chiefs criticize Trump administration over environmental regulation

> Denver plots growth for its far northeast neighborhoods

> Group forms to fight anti-TABOR ballot question

> Colorado state auditor: Inspection program must prioritize high-risk wells

> HUD Secretary Ben Carson to address Western Conservative Summit in Denver

> Colorado Supreme Court sides against ex-DA accused of many ethics violations

> State audit cites budget problems at Colorado Department of Transportation

> Colorado Attorney General Weiser adds 2 to consumer protection services

> Mark Waller to run for district attorney for Colorado’s El Paso, Teller counties

> Colorado sheriff weighs how to comply with new law barring ICE ‘detainers’

> Conservation Colorado blasts Gardner on environment; campaign chief decries ‘cheap shots’

> Colorado’s top economy makes it a great state to live in, WalletHub says

> Pentagon probing secret Space Command spy satellite program

> $325M for military construction coming to Colorado under House measure

> Lakewood growth initiative will be costly to taxpayers, says business group’s study

> Drug overdose deaths across Colorado drop for the first time in years

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