At the Space Symposium in Colorado last month, one topic stood out: the possibility of moving Space Command out of Colorado Springs. As the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when the decision to move the command to Huntsville, Ala., was made in 2021, I’m concerned that relocating Space Command would threaten our national security.
Hyten: To beat China, keep Space Command fully operational Read More »
Police said 17 people were cited for trespassing after allegedly breaking into a vacant apartment in southeast Colorado Springs Thursday morning.
Sunday’s predawn raid of an illegal nightclub in Colorado Springs should have been a clarion call for law and order, yet multiple news accounts and advocacy groups have spun a narrative of victimhood that defies reason.
The Gazette editorial board: Local sheriff skewers the left’s pro-crime mind virus Read More »
Child rapists can still get probation in Colorado thanks to six Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.
Brauchler: A cop-out — on child rape Read More »
In brisk and windy weather Tuesday, Fort Carson soldiers eased roughly 20-ton Strykers onto flat rail cars for their trip to the U.S.-Mexico border to help with illegal immigration enforcement.
Fort Carson strykers head to U.S.-Mexico border to help with immigration enforcement Read More »
For two years running — 2022 and 2023 — Colorado bore the dubious distinction of the nation’s highest auto-theft rate. Coloradans stood a better chance of having to walk home from a dinner date or ride-share to work than did motorists even in California or New York.
Editorial: Aurora’s blueprint for Colorado’s crime fight Read More »
What did you accomplish this week? This basic question from Elon Musk to the federal workforce — a question routinely asked and answered in the private sector — set off waves of sputtering outrage as the effort to reduce a bloated, unaccountable government rolls on.
Duffy: Colorado could use a DOGE of its own Read More »
Before the sun illuminated the San Luis Valley, the quiet of the pre-dawn stillness was broken by a symphony of calls. As the stars faded into the first hints of light, thousands of sandhill cranes took their place in the sky, silhouetted by hues of pink, orange and gold.
Sandhill cranes arrive in Colorado, untouched by bird flu that killed 2,000 in Indiana Read More »
Did CU Regent and marijuana retailer Wanda James break Board of Regents policies and state law to advance her own business interests — at the expense of the institution she’s sworn to serve?
Sengenberger: CU regent & pot purveyor Wanda James — under scrutiny Read More »
As an infectious disease specialist for nearly 26 years, Dr. Michelle Barron has never physically seen measles, and neither have a lot of other physicians of the 21st century.
Once eradicated measles could make a Colorado comeback; officials urge vaccination Read More »
