There’s one thing to say for 2024 in reflection — it wasn’t boring on the political front.
Top Stories of 2024: Elections, password leaks, Tren de Aragua, Trump visit and more Read More »
Last week, Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Fish Recovery Act passed, protecting four endangered fish species and empowering water use and development.
Boebert’s Fish Recovery Act saves endangered fish, secures water for future generations Read More »
Few offices in American governance embody the spirit of freedom and self-governance as profoundly as that of the county sheriff. Rooted in centuries of tradition and safeguarded by constitutional principles, the elected sheriff stands as one of the most powerful and accountable defenders of liberty in the United States.
Garbo: Sheriffs must always be elected to defend liberty and preserve the Constitution Read More »
As prices for Coloradans continue to increase, the state legislature must step in to provide relief for the ones they serve.
Gonzalez: In the 75th legislative session, lawmakers should focus on affordability Read More »
From the halls of Congress in Washington, D.C., to the Golden Dome in Denver, Republicans serving Colorado paused Wednesday not just to take time with family, but to turn to Twitter/X to communicate with constituents on the occasion of Christmas and the beginning of Hanukkah.
Elected Republicans, from Denver to Washington, offered greetings on Christmas Read More »
Almost half of the land in the American West — 46.4% to be exact — is owned by the federal government. To put this into perspective, in most other parts of the nation that number sits only at 4.2%.
During a time when state legislators are trying to figure out where to cut the budget because of the state operating at what previously was thought to be a $1 billion shortage, the Energy and Carbon Management Commission, previously known as the Colorado Oil and Gas Commission, has announced that they are hiring two new environmental justice liaisons.
A woman was burned alive in one of the most horrific acts of violence imaginable — set on fire as she slept in a New York City subway station, dying a slow and agonizing death as her attacker stood by and watched.
In January 2025, House Bill 24-1039 will take affect across Colorado, requiring public schools to honor students’ chosen names and pronouns.
Why do humans care so much about justice? It’s a question worth pondering, especially during Christmas, when themes of peace, goodwill and fairness shine brightly.
Devotional: The reason for the season, Jesus and justice for all Read More »
