To be a citizen of the United States is to inherit one of the greatest political experiments in human history — one built upon the foundation of unalienable rights, limited government and a system designed to safeguard liberty against the natural tendency of power to corrupt.
Garbo: Lead the fight for America by reclaiming our republic from the enemies within Read More »
Leadership isn’t just about making deals and passing laws for state Rep. Ty Winter. As assistant minority leader, he helps shape the Republican Caucus, while ensuring the people of his Southeast Colorado District 47 have a voice in the Colorado House.Â
It only took six weeks in 2025 for the first confirmed wolf livestock depredation to be reported, this one from Jackson County.Â
Jackson County rancher is first to have a confirmed livestock kill by wolves in 2025 Read More »
Grand Junction voters on April 8 will choose between incumbent Cody Kennedy and Alexis Hitzeroth for the District A seat on City Council.
Alexis Hitzeroth challenging Cody Kennedy for District A on Grand Junction City Council Read More »
Debate over Senate Bill 25-003, which began in the late afternoon Thursday and continued into the wee hours of Friday morning, is slated to resume again Friday morning in the Colorado Senate.
Sponsors offer some concessions, but SB 3 still ‘infringement,’ Republicans argue Read More »
The same guns which Senate Bill 25-003, the semi-auto firearm ban, would make unlawful for Coloradans to sell, purchase or transfer ownership of, would be allowed for filmmakers in the state to use as props.
The odds might not be in your favor in Colorado that if you operate a motor vehicle here, it won’t be stolen at some point.
Sen. Rod Pelton asks Colorado lawmakers to ‘crack down on crime in this state’ Read More »
Rod Bockenfeld, who served Colorado’s House District 56 for three terms, has died, Sen. Rod Pelton announced Thursday to the Colorado Senate.
Three-term Republican state Rep. Rod Bockenfeld has died Read More »
A series of seven amendments were all lost Thursday as Colorado Senate Republicans were powerless to improve upon a partisan Democrat bill they say is in search of a problem.
Rep. Scott Bottoms may have learned Tuesday that perception is indeed reality.
