Jerry Sonnenberg, who served 16 years in the Colorado legislature and most recently as a county commissioner, has qualified for the Republican primary ballot in the crowded 4th District field for Congress.
Sonnenberg qualifies for Republican Party’s primary ballot in 4th District race Read More »
An estimated one in 20 children is homeschooled in America, and in Colorado about 16,000 students claim to be homeschooled.
House Republicans welcome homeschooled students to the Capitol Read More »
Mike Lynch, once the top Republican in the Colorado House, has qualified for the Republican primary ballot in the crowded 4th District field for Congress.
Mike Lynch qualifies for Republican primary ballot in 4th District race for Congress Read More »
House Speaker Mike Johnson is experiencing a defining moment in his career. As Congress resumes, he seems to have successfully – one hopes – hammered out a workable deal to finally get arms flowing to the Ukrainians as their defense starts to falter.
Sloan: Speaker Mike Johnson has chance to lead on Ukraine Read More »
Jeff Hurd, a Grand Junction attorney, has qualified for a place on the ballot in Colorado’s 3rd District in Congress, the Secretary of State’s office announced Wednesday.
Hurd qualifies for primary ballot in Colorado’s 3rd District U.S. House race Read More »
A three-time candidate for the office and the sitting Colorado House minority whip have both qualified for a place on the ballot in Colorado’s 4th District in Congress.
Holtorf, a Republican, and McCorkle, a Democrat, qualify for 4th District ballot Read More »
The second incident of a livestock kill in five days by a wolf has been confirmed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Second calf in a five-day stretch killed by wolves in Northern Colorado, CPW says Read More »
State Rep. Richard Holtorf, a candidate for Colorado’s 4th District seat in Congress, called Tuesday for Colorado Republican Party Chairman Dave Williams to resign, citing “numerous conflicts of interest” and “radical endorsement policies” alienating candidates for statewide and federal office.
The Founding Fathers of a young nation they called the United States of America never had the intention for an over-intrusive federal government to create a nanny state, where our every action is regulated and legislated. We were to be an independent, free people; a republic, if we could keep it.
Editorial: Trump abortion policy a turn toward state’s rights Read More »
Scott Thompson, elected in 2019 as Mesa County’s surveyor and re-elected in 2023, has been named this year’s “Surveyor of the Year” by the Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado.
Mesa County’s Scott Thompson named Surveyor of the Year Read More »
