Stories Related to Supreme Court: Strip Searches, Even For Minor Offenses

The city of Denver and partners including the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs have now identified every homeless veteran in the Mile High City and secured housing or a private shelter space for them, officials said Thursday. A handful of those people, however, have not accepted the offer to come inside. Speaking at the historic Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1 on Sante Fe Drive, Mayor Mike Johnston said the city had “ended the cycle of street homelessness for veterans in Denver.” It’s a milestone that city partners say was reached by harnessing extensive data collection and an expansion of the city’s shelter resources.

Colorado’s projected budget hole may not be quite as deep as originally projected, but economic forecasters warned Thursday that the state was still in for a difficult year. New state economic forecasts predict legislators will have about $250 million more in revenue they can use to put together the budget compared to earlier September projections.

Grab the popcorn because the Democrats are going full cannibal.

The “politics as usual” crowd was prepared to use a Trojan horse procedure to force a grotesque, irresponsible spending bill on the American people.

Left-Wing Authoritarianism (LWA) is now a psychologically-recognized condition.