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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, also a former law professor, says the United States is in uncharted territory.
Homeless advocates are angry at Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman after he decided to spend a week wandering the streets and sleeping on sidewalks to learn more about our homeless.
While many of us watched the events unfold in the nation's Capitol on Wednesday, some from the Denver metro area witnessed it up close.
A dramatic photo taken during the incident shows Wild in distress, being comforted by Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado.
Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse is among 17 members of the House Judiciary Committee to send a letter to Vice President Mike Pence asking him to invoke the 25th amendment.
Watching Wednesday's events in the nation's capital was terrifying for many, but for some Coloradans, it also felt like a betrayal.
The resolution charges Trump with inciting an insurrection and calls for his impeachment, removal from office and disqualification from holding any other elected office in the future.
Mayor Mike Coffman says he favors a public education campaign urging people not to bring food and other provisions that enable people who want to put up tents in urban areas.
"The Capitol police closed the doors, they locked them, and actually started to barricade the doors and windows with furniture, pulled their guns out and were getting ready to defend us in the chamber."
Rep. Joe Neguse, a Democrat representing Colorado's 2nd Congressional District, joined other Judiciary Members of Congress in writing a letter to Vice President Mike Pence, asking him to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump from office.
Tensions were high at the Colorado state Capitol Wednesday afternoon as Trump supporters rallied against the Presidential election results.
Capitol Hill has long been viewed as a pillar of democracy, but as hundreds of protesters stormed its chambers on Wednesday afternoon, its strength is being called into question.
Both senators and all representatives from Colorado's seven Congressional Districts all tweeted that they and their staff were safely evacuated. All called for an end to the violence.
Rep. Jason Crow and Rep. Diana DeGette tweeted that they have gone into lockdown at the U.S. Capitol.
Mike Coffman's goal was to find out why the problem of homelessness was growing and what he, as a mayor, could do to address it.
