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Season 27 Episode 32 | 27m 30s
JeffCO School District decides to not tear down and rebuild Columbine, a new poll shows voters are displeased with Gov. Polis and lawmakers but do not want a recall, CO Congressman Ken Buck takes the spotlight at the Robert Mueller hearing, a group of community members want to designate Tom's Diner as a historical landmark and William Perry Pendley is now overseeing the Bureau of Land Management.
Aired: 07/26/19
Topics include Duran and Madden, insurance, impeachment inquiry, Prop DD and fracking.
Colorado Inside Out: October 4th, 2019 Editon
No museum. Gardner on impeachment. Yes on Prop CC. Tobacco age. Meetings on min. wage.
Protests. Impeachment. Marijuana. RTD vote. Abortion ballot measure. Denver Sheriff.
Walsh/Baer drop out. Sheriff resigns. Sanders rally. Lee/Petersen recalls fail. PFCs high.
New stadium name. Johnston drops out. House challenges Crow. Adams approves setbacks
Highways, Hickenlooper, schools, private corrections, guns, and national popular vote.
Emerson College poll, John Hickenlooper, Micheal Baca and Stapleton neighborhood.
Zero emission, John Hickenlooper, DIA contract, pollution tax and De'Von Bailey.
John Ensslin, red flag laws, police shoot African American male and GEO and Core Civic.
CO electoral votes, Hickenlooper and Bennet, COGCC meeting, Referendum CC, cyclist killed
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Columbine, CO recall poll, Ken Buck, Tom's Diner, William Perry Pendley
