Gov.-Elect John Hickenlooper has tapped a Missourian to succeed Ari Zavaras at the Colorado Department of Corrections.
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Missourian To Take Reins Of Colo. Corrections Department
Posted on 10 January 2011.
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Burnishing His Own Legacy?
Posted on 10 January 2011.
The governor’s press office this morning released what it calls “comprehensive accomplishment reports.”
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How News Orgs Covered The Ritter Pardons, Commutations
Posted on 08 January 2011.
Outgoing Gov. Bill Ritter made headlines across the nation with his pardon of Joe Arridy, a low-IQ man convicted and executed for a Pueblo murder — a murder that the governor and others familiar with the case don’t think Arridy committed.
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28 Pardons And Commutations, Including Jennifer Reali
Posted on 07 January 2011.
Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter today issued 28 pardons and commutations, including that of first-degree murderer Jennifer Reali.
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Denver Judge Stern Rips PUC’s OK Of Qwest Rate Increase
Posted on 07 January 2011.
Qwest could have to pay refunds to 500,000 Colorado customers as a result of a judge’s ruling Thursday that unwinds a 2009 rate increase for basic home phone service, The Denver Post reports.
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Third Ritter Appointee Will Stay With Hickenlooper Administration
Posted on 06 January 2011.
A third Ritter administration cabinet member is staying on.
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Hickenlooper: Trujillo Will Stay On At Homeland Security Office
Posted on 06 January 2011.
A second Ritter Cabinet member is staying put in the Hickenlooper administration.
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Hickenlooper Names Denver FBI Chief To Head Public Safety
Posted on 06 January 2011.
Jim Davis, the Special Agent in Charge of the Denver division of the FBI, has been named by Gov.-Elect John Hickenlooper as the next executive director of the Colorado Department of Public Safety.
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One Colorado Cabinet Member, Resources’ Mike King, Will Keep His Job
Posted on 05 January 2011.
At least one Cabinet member from the Ritter administration will keep his job in the Hickenlooper administration.
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Hickenlooper Hires Ex-Congressman, Two Others
Posted on 05 January 2011.
Gov.-Elect John Hickenlooper today named three more top executives in his administration, including ex-Congressman John Salazar, who’ll run the Agriculture Departmen
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