A lack of leadership exists within City Hall administration and at the police department and it can be credited for the growth in activity from Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua operating in the City of Aurora, former regional ICE Director John Fabbricatore said Friday during a City Hall roundtable.
Leadership failures to blame for Tren de Aragua flourishing in Aurora, Fabbricatore says Read More »
As the two factions of the Colorado Republican Central Committee engage in a power struggle, it should viewed as a point of strength and not weakness, 8th District congressional nominee Gabe Evans said Tuesday in a press conference.
Differences within ranks of Colorado GOP not necessarily weakness, Gabe Evans says Read More »
Colorado’s 3rd District on the Western Slope is one of eight nationally to have received a ratings change from Cook Political.
Colorado’s 3rd District moved to ‘likely Republican’ by Cook Political Read More »
Colorado Parents and Grandparents, I have an important “to for you today (Thursday, Sept 5). Can you come to the Ralph Carr Justice Center at 11am?
A Broken System: The fight to protect our children from our own family courts Read More »
United Sovereign Americans has completed a legal filing to compel the State of Colorado to ensure a legally valid 2024 election, a press release from Colorado 2024 Election Project Founder Kim Monson reads.
Legal filing aimed at compelling Colorado to ensure valid election Read More »
When Colorado Gov. Jared Polis termed the alleged gang infiltration of an apartment complex in Aurora “imagination” and his allies alleged it to be right-wing conspiracy, John Fabbricatore acted.
Once again, the nanny state is seeking to invade the jurisdiction of parents and the family. This time, however, government overreach is cleverly disguised as a gift to parents.
Jack: Initiative 138 reminds us to beware of the Greeks, even those bearing gifts Read More »
In a race which could be decided by a paper-thin margin, 8th District U.S. House Republican nominee Gabe Evans may have just drawn the most valuable endorsement.
A variety of topics will confront Denver voters on the November ballot, decisions which could shape the future of Colorado’s capitol city.
What’s on the ballot? In Denver, tax increases, new debt, nearly $1 billion school bond Read More »
The reintroduction of gray wolves into Colorado has become one of the most contentious environmental debates in recent years, stirring passionate arguments from wildlife advocates, hunters, ranchers and conservationists.
