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COPO’S BEST OF THE WEEK | Polis’ health prescription; Congress candidates drop out; Greta the Climate Kid storms Denver

By 10/12/2019 | updated 6 years ago

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

> Money for Coffman, other GOP candidates tied to Giuliani associates in federal campaign-finance case

> Polis unveils Colorado public-option insurance program

> Colorado officials hold 1st hearing on public health-insurance plan

> Polis: Health insurance premiums to drop in Colorado’s individual market

> Swedish youth activist Greta Thunberg resounds her call for climate action in Denver

> Alice Madden withdraws from Colorado’s Democratic US Senate primary

> Crisanta Duran drops primary challenge against Denver Democrat Diana DeGette

> COVER STORY | Keeping the faith on mental health

> INSIGHTS | Making every kid count is vital to Colorado

> INSIGHTS | New Denver City Council takes a progressive view of homelessness

> Q&A with Troy Riggs | Leading a ‘philosophical shift’ in Denver public safety

> LYNN BARTELS | Innovation in the mountains targets sky-high health costs

> ERIC SONDERMANN | Son of Ref. C? Prop. CC is at best its redheaded step-child

> Denver moves ahead on affordable-housing redevelopment

> Denver council members eye broader broadband to address internet inequities

> Trump supporters target Crow, call on Democrats to drop impeachment inquiry

> Denver airport still settling tab with fired contractor

> Gardner calls impeachment inquiry ‘partisan,’ rebuffs Ukraine questions at Denver event

> Planned Parenthood targets Colorado, Cory Gardner in $45M abortion-rights push

> Ex-state resources chief Walcher joins opposition to Colorado wolf reintroduction

> Lawsuit against Colorado oil and gas regulators aims to halt drilling permits

> Denver considers strategy to promote alternative transportation, ease car congestion

> Denver’s Hancock announces new Office of Equity and Social Innovation

> Colorado’s Senate race: Hickenlooper hauls in $2.1M out of the gate; Gardner raises $2.45M in 3rd quarter

> Denver council passes rules for tiny homes in bid to combat homelessness

> Denver City Council budget proposals offer more to tackle homelessness, infrastructure needs

> Colorado’s Gardner ‘deeply concerned’ about Trump’s decision to withdraw troops from Syria

> Opposition campaign mounts against Arapahoe County jail tax

> Colorado sets two new weather records in 2019, officials say

> Colorado’s Crow: Trump’s troop pullout from Syria is ‘catastrophic blow’ to US interests

> Dick Soash – former lobbyist, Colorado state senator – dies at 78

> South Park teachers set Oct. 14 strike date

> Senate candidates – minus Hick and Gardner – address planet’s peril at forum

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