In a decisive voice, the Mesa County community voted for ballot measures 4A and 4B. This passage is a clear mandate: Buildings with accessibility and security issues get an overhaul. Five learning days remain on the school calendar. And teachers will receive more approved curriculum sources, so they won’t have to resort to websites like Teachers Pay Teachers.Â
In the heart of Denver, what once stood as a mosaic of statuesque history and pride has become a city of empty plinths, iron bolts and plywood cover-ups—monuments, not to the past, but to a peculiar present.
Kalam: How Denver became a city of plywood and hollow plinths Read More »
We are now a week past election day, and it is time for a bit of circumspection.
Sloan: The conservative’s duty in a second Trump presidency Read More »
If Republicans are able to hang on to razor-thin leads in two Colorado House races, it would prevent veto-proof Democrat supermajorities in both state legislative chambers.
Republican strategist to grassroots: ‘Help cure ballots’ in tight HD 16, 19 races Read More »
With the impending closure of the Craig and Hayden Power Stations, the closing of the coal mines in Northwest Colorado and the state and federal push to rid the area of traditional fossil fuel base load generation, Rio Blanco, Moffat, and Routt county governments are trying to figure out how to replace the imminent job loss, revenue loss and tax loss that are certain to devastate their local governments and the residents in those communities that have relied on a fossil fuel economy for decades.
Northwest Colorado open to prospect of nuclear power generation, survey says Read More »
With the outcome of a few races still in doubt Monday morning, Republican Ben Aste was already focused on the next one.
‘Uncle Benny’ urges Republicans to change approach to down-ballot funding Read More »
When Tina Peters was accused of sharing Mesa County election equipment password,s all of the machines were replaced and she got several years in prison.
Lundberg: In ‘Griswoldgate’, it is time to prove we have the ‘gold standard’ Read More »
Suffering and flourishing may seem like opposites, yet they often walk hand-in-hand. Some of our deepest growth springs up from our darkest trials.
Devotional: Refined through trials, the gift of suffering well Read More »
As an election watcher, I have witnessed many risk-limiting audits (RLAs) in Larimer County.
Carr: Why risk-limiting audits are risky (software is auditing software) Read More »
Corp. Trisha Worley, a 14-year veteran of the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office has been terminated for allegations of embezzlement, a a press release from Garfield County Sheriff Lou Vallario reads.
Garfield County deputy terminated for alleged embezzlement Read More »
