For the last eight years, Donald Trump has ignored a basic rule of politics: always expand your base and appeal to as many supporters as possible. Well, if the new Republican Party platform is any indication, Trump is finally taking this conventional advice about elections.
Lake: Brand-new Republican Party platform leans into popular MAGA for the masses issues Read More »
An area for conservation and recreation is growing in northern Colorado, helping to realize a long-term goal of local land managers.
Prairie Ridge Natural Area in Northern Colorado to grow by 140 acres for $1.1M Read More »
Democratic Sen, Michael Bennet from Colorado told CNN on Tuesday night he thinks Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden cannot win against former Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2024 elections.
Twenty-one Colorado school districts, seven charter schools, one cooperative education services board, and one youth residential treatment center have been awarded $11.4 million in funding over the next three years for vaping education and prevention programs.
A new study from the Colorado Polling Institute shows new insight into how Denver voters feel about the city and its leadership.
Look on Google Maps and you’ll able to see a squiggly line on Colorado’s plains just East of Denver International. Airport. It’s the beginning of a members-only race track.
Members-only auto race track on course for rural Adams County Read More »
Aurora councilmembers on Monday decided to ask voters in November whether to repeal the city’s pit bull ownership ban after a court deemed the council’s vote to do so in 2021 to be invalid.
Voters in Aurora will be asked to decide whether to repeal pit bull ban Read More »
The latest official employment report finds once again that the federal government and state-local hiring spree is still in full gear. Over the past year, health care and government hiring has outpaced every private sector industry. It isn’t just the IRS bringing on thousands of new workers. The bloat is everywhere.
Moore: The case for ‘Draining the Swamp’ is stronger than ever Read More »
Aurora councilmembers on Monday removed from the agenda a resolution that would have expressed the City Council’s “apology and condolences” to the family of a man killed by the police trying to arrest him for attempted homicide.
Well, if anything, that was maybe even a bit worse than expected. There is no sugar-coating it, the Conservatives in Great Britain absorbed a catastrophic defeat last week in that country’s national elections.
Sloan: What’s next for Britain? Read More »
