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Inauguration Day: Denver and D.C. in photos
Two looming crises the United States currently faces lent an eerie feeling to the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Jan. 20.
The continuing threat of COVID-19 and concerns the nation would face another day of violence like the nation experienced just two weeks ago left the celebration unrecognizable from previous inaugurations.
In Washington, D.C., 25,000 National Guard troops from across the country flooded the streets in preparation for any attempts at another attack on the Capitol. Streets were barricaded blocks away from the building. The National Mall, usually packed shoulder-to-shoulder with spectators, was closed to the public. Thirteen Metro stations were closed, public busses were rerouted and trains passed through stations without stopping.
Pro-Trump insurrectionists storm D.C. Capitol as Colorado Republicans in Denver protest in solidarity
As insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol, Pro-Trump Republicans protested on the State Capitol steps in solidarity.
Denver activist groups collaborate for New Year’s Eve Noise Demo
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Polis provides update on confirmed Colorado COVID-19 variant case
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Black Hammer hosts Christmas candlelight vigil for those lost to COVID-19
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Renaming quest ends in success for Latinx community
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Here’s what you need to know about Colorado COVID relief
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The 2020 election has been certified in Colorado
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Colorado General Assembly provides lifeline for struggling businesses and individuals
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