Memorial Day Weekend in Colorado is packed with activities and events that cater to a wide range of interests. Whether you’re a fan of art, music, outdoor adventures, or delicious food, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a guide to some of the best ways to spend your Memorial Day Weekend across the state.
Some great ways to celebrate Memorial Day weekend across Colorado! Read More »
El Paso County recently saw two busloads of immigrants here illegally come down from Denver. Since Denver’s sanctuary city policies create their own fiscal burden, they now claim they cannot afford to keep taking care of lawbreakers they attracted in the first place.
Applegate: Possible solutions for El Paso County’s immigration problem Read More »
The Colorado Open Record Act (CORA) allows citizens to examine public records of payments via invoices as well as a long list of election records for every election.
Cooper: Colorado May Have A Problem with 12,000+ Disappearing Undeliverable Ballots Read More »
Residents of Mesa County and the City of Grand Junction are invited to a public meeting to discuss an interchange at Interstate 70 and 29 Road, a press statement from Mesa County reads.
Meeting announced to consider interchange plans for I-70 and 29 Road in Mesa County Read More »
Today we confront Denver’s worsening homelessness crisis head-on. Despite a staggering $274 million investment from 2021 to 2024, the situation has only deteriorated, sparking outrage and demanding accountability.
Unleashed with Heidi Ganahl: Meeting Homelessness with Hope Read More »
As a result of 101 bills passed by the Colorado legislature, over $2.8 billion in state TABOR refunds will not be distributed to Colorado taxpayers between 2024 and 2026, according to a recent report from the Common Sense Institute (CSI). This amount represents nearly half of the projected $6 billion in TABOR refunds expected over the next three years.
Who Raided Your Share of $2.8 Billion in TABOR Tax Refunds? Read More »
Three percent of all state legislators graded an A and 87% of legislators had a failing grade in the Liberty Scorecard Colorado ratings released Friday following the close of the 74th General Assembly.
The primary educators and caregivers of children are their parents. It actually does not take a village to raise a child, it only takes parents.
Barnhart: Learning to live with the uncertainty of parenting Read More »
The contributions of immigrants have enriched our country’s strength and diversity, a fact that we should all appreciate.
Devotional: What the Old and New Testament have to say on immigration Read More »
George Will recently wrote a rather chilling column, pointing out something so obvious that it has escaped much attention. That is this: while much of the world is obsessed over climate change, to the point of spending trillions of dollars annually, virtually no attention is being paid to another hypothetical scenario, one that is at least as real in potential (if not more so) as climate change and which bears far more immediate and devastating consequences – that is the threat of nuclear war.
Sloan: The greater threat to the planet Read More »
