Author: Next with Kyle Clark, 9News
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WATCH: Jamie Giellis on why she’s challenging Denver Mayor Hancock
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s latest challenger says his homeless sweeps aren’t solving the problem, and his dream of the Olympics in Denver is a mistake. Jamie Giellis comes from the River North Arts District. Her background is in urban planning. > RELATED: Denver mayor’s race picks up another candidate She joins a growing field that…
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WATCH: Jared Polis’ closing arguments for Colorado governor
Both major-party candidates for governor have stopped by Next with Kyle Clark to make their closing arguments to undecided voters this week. We spoke with Republican Walker Stapleton earlier in the week. IN THE VIDEO BELOW, Kyle asks Democrat Jared Polis about why he’d refuse to allow President Trump to use Colorado National Guard troops…
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WATCH: Walker Stapleton’s closing arguments for Colorado governor
You’ve heard the candidates for governor talk about themselves, and their opponents, for months. We’re now a few days out from Election Day, which means it’s time for the closing arguments from the candidates. We’re aiming for a different kind of conversation this week. First, we sat down with Republican Walker Stapleton. Coming soon: Jared…
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WATCH: Mayoral candidate Lisa Calderón on Denver’s No. 1 need
Calderon, who kicks off her campaign Wednesday, talks with Kyle Clark of 9News about her challenge to Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. Affordable housing is the No. 1 concern of Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s new challenger, Lisa Calderón. He and Calderón, a community activist, agree on that. Calderón officially kicks off her run for mayor Wednesday.…
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WATCH: Reporters re-examine Matthew Shepard’s story 20 years after his death
On Oct. 26, the ashes of Matthew Shepard will be interred at the Washington National Cathedral. Twenty years ago, on Oct. 6, 1998, the college student from Wyoming was found beaten nearly to death, tied to a fence in Laramie. He later died at hospital in Colorado and became a symbol of deadly violence against…
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WATCH: Penfield Tate on why he’s running for Denver mayor
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s highest-profile challenger yet is getting into the race. Penfield Tate III, a former Colorado state lawmaker, is looking to capture discontent over the ways Denver is developing and changing. > CLICK HERE to read Joey Bunch’s interview with Tate. In the video below, he talks to Kyle Clark about his bid…
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WATCH: Denver housing officer Britta Fisher on the state of affordable housing
Britta Fisher is a few months into her new role as Denver’s first ever Chief Housing Officer. Kyle Clark sat down with Fisher (Kyle misidentified her as Britta Horn at the top of the interview) to discuss the state of affordable housing, whether the need is appropriately reflected in the city budget and what other…
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Colorado town manager who got fired, then unfired, is gone with a fat severance deal
A super-awkward story has a very happy ending … for one person, anyway. Back in August, Next with Kyle Clark showed you an awkward video of the Frederick town manager getting fired and walking out – and then later getting unfired because the town trustees actually didn’t have enough votes. “I’d like to make a…
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WATCH: Gardner, Bennet respond to Cohen, Manafort convictions; Mueller probe
Colorado’s congressional delegation is responding to Tuesday’s news that two of President Donald Trump’s previous allies – former campaign manager Paul Manafort and former attorney Michael Cohen – were convicted of various financial crimes. U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, who traveled with Trump Tuesday to West Virginia to rally for a Republican Senate candidate, says…
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WATCH: What does hate look like in Colorado?
It’s been a year since a violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. Which raises the question: What does hate looks like in Colorado? Are white supremacists active in Colorado, and if so, what are they doing? In the video below, Kyle Clark talks about hate in Colorado with Scott Levin, mountain states regional director…