A weekend exchange between a national columnist and Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has drawn the attention of Rep. Matt Soper, R-Delta, who pens commentary as “The Western Slope Statesman.”
The Cherry Creek School Board meeting in April featured a strategic plan update on special populations by Dr. Tony Poole. Those not steeped in the priorities of the school board and Superintendent Chris Smith might think it wise to fixate on “disproportionality” as Dr. Poole does; but that fixation does not seem to be improving proficiency in reading or math, where half the district’s students do not test at grade level. Or much else.
McKenna: Of our race-obsessed schools and special populations Read More »
About 12.7 percent of all registered primary voters in Colorado’s 4th District have cast a ballot and among those 34.1 percent are unaffiliated voters, the Secretary of State’s first daily report of the election reads.
10.5% of ballots have been cast in primary election statewide; 12.7% in 4th District Read More »
The Colorado Court of Appeals has found Denver’s 9News could potentially be held liable in a fatal shooting of a Trump supporter during a 2020protest in Denver.
These are exciting times for Colorado. We are thrilled to announce the next installment of a powerful movement uniting Christian leaders and lay people alike, to restore and expand Biblical values in the public square.
Transform Colorado events slated to unite Christian, church leaders Read More »
Those voters wishing to cast a ballot the old school way can begin to do so.
Primary election: In-person voting opened at 155 centers Monday across Colorado Read More »
There will be three opposed district attorney races to decide, including in the newly-created 23rd District, on the primary ballot.
There will be 10 opposed Colorado House races for Republicans to decide and eight for Democrats to weigh on the primary ballot.
The Jefferson County Republican Party’s executive committee has censured Chairwoman Nancy Pallozzi, a press release from the organization and received by the Rocky Mountain Voice reads.
In an interview posted today, Free State Colorado looks at how voters can best determine if a candidate for office truly meets the values of voters.
