A bipartisan bill aimed at lifting the artificial cap on students who may enroll in Colorado State’s veterinary program will get a second reading and potentially a preliminary vote on Tuesday, Feb. 11, in the Colorado House.
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters has taken her fight to the U.S. District Court in Colorado, claiming her prosecution violated the U.S. Constitution.
Tina Peters’ filing argues her actions were protected by the Supremacy Clause Read More »
Weld County Republicans have been a story of the 75th General Assembly. They were a driving force in flipping multiple statewide seats — stripping Democrats of a supermajority in the Colorado House — and even one national seat.
Williams: Weld County GOP’s young gun vaults to victory as new party chair Read More »
Today, superheroes are a huge part of our culture — found in movies, video games, comic books and costumes. Many people are eager to discover heroes to admire, captivated by their astonishing powers and inspiring courage.
Devotional: You, too, are equipped with a superpower – gratitude Read More »
The next generation of conservative leadership is making its mark in the Colorado State Legislature with the formation of the Young Republicans Caucus. Officially launched last Friday, this new caucus is dedicated to amplifying the voices of young conservatives and addressing issues that matter to the next generation of Republican leaders.
Williams: Young Republicans Caucus launches to shape Colorado’s conservative future Read More »
Senate Bill 25-003, the much-maligned bill that some have said would make Colorado the most anti-gun state in the country, can’t seem to get the support it needs to clear the Democrat-controlled state Senate.
A partisan, Democrat-led resolution condemning pardons issued for all involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, protests in Washington, D.C., is expected to be introduced Monday in the Colorado Senate.
Partisan Colorado Senate resolution to be introduced Monday condemning Trump, J6 pardons Read More »
The appropriateness of a tax-credit incentive offered by the state, benefiting a single community and in recruitment of an external entity while ignoring struggling tax-paying entities in that community and other areas of the state, was the discussion of a Colorado House committee Thursday.
Candidates for Grand Junction City Council recently gathered at a forum hosted by Mesa County Republican Women, addressing the city’s pressing issues ahead of the April 8th municipal election.
If it takes years of tenure in Washington, D.C., to even earn subcommittee chairmanships, no one told U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd, R-Grand Junction.
Freshman U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd chairs his first subcommittee meeting on Indian affairs Read More »
