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A series of racially charged social media postings by students at one of Denver’s most racially diverse high schools is triggering allegations by a coalition […]

Just one bill to expand gun rights in Colorado is still standing after a state House committee dispatched three pro-gun bills Wednesday. That last remaining […]

In a move further to the left, Governor Hickenlooper appears to be siding with uber liberal U.S. Senator Elizatbeth “Fauxcahontas” Warren over the people of Colorado. As we reported earlier, all poll numbers appear to indicate that an affirmative Gorsuch vote would be popular with constituents here in Colorado. So if Hick and his left-leaning […]

Voting to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch should be a no-brainer for Colorado’s elected officials. According to former Colorado Democratic Party Chairman Floyd Ciruli, who compiled a series of polls about whether Coloradans approved of Gorsuch’s nomination and potential confirmation, Coloradans love them some Gorsuch. Each poll is overwhelmingly positive for Gorsuch. See the poll compilation below. […]

Today, the RNC launched a new Facebook ad campaign to support Judge Gorsuch’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court in 2018 battleground states, including Colorado. The ad’s request of the Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet? Commit to an up-or-down vote on his nomination in the full Senate. Not only do the ads include this ask, but they also […]

It took Ericka L. Salerno a lot of courage Wednesday to tell the story of years of abuse, suffered at the hands of those who […]

The state Senate has approved a bill directing government agencies to deliver requested public records in electronic formats that can be read by computer. The Republican-led Senate voted 21-14 on March 22 to send Senate Bill 17-040 to the House.

Election season 2017 is upon us. Elections include city and town councils and school board races. Running for office is both a thrilling and a scary experience. The campaign committee will need to comply with the numerous campaign finance rules.

March is National Nutrition Month, and in my recent work for an organization that provides nutritional counseling, I learned a lot about healthy eating, weight loss and wellness and, no, my extensive knowledge about losing weight is not just from ...

Delays in holding elections and in implementation of the comprehensive and inclusive agreement signed on 31 December 2016 was prolonging the political uncertainty plaguing the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Security Council heard today, as briefers described the country’s deteriorating security and… Continue Reading →

A lot of life is spent waiting -- waiting for people to arrive or depart, for things to happen, or for answers to be made clear. This spring at the Arvada Center, the three repertory shows all examine characters waiting -- for a bus to make it ...

Porsche is launching the new model year with a significantly expanded range of extras: Alongside an array of new colour variants for the interior and exterior of all model lines, notable is the greatly increased range of options for connectivity… Continue Reading →