Nearly seven months before Election Day, the fight for the House majority is taking shape with a dozen rating changes in a dozen races. While eight of the changes made by Inside Elections benefit Democrats, some of those are on the outskirts of the battlefield, and Republicans are in a better position to control the House next year.Â
The Yuma Outlaws don’t have a good image, at least not yet.
Yuma School District-1 is turning to the public to help come up with the proper imagery.
In Yuma, after state law forced end to Indian mascot, school still has no mascot images Read More »
Although I am less optimistic, I still hold out hope that Colorado isn’t irretrievably doomed to follow California, Oregon and Washington into the hopeless abyss of Progressivism.
Hillman: Progressive gun control bills defy common sense Read More »
Brig. Gen. Felix Sparks was a famous resident of Delta, Colorado, and contributed significantly to the peace, safety, and general welfare of our great state and nation as a war hero in World War II and liberator of the Dachau Concentration Camp, District Attorney for the 7th Judicial District, water lawyer, and Director of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, Associate Justice on the Colorado Supreme Court, and a Brigadier General of the Colorado National Guard.
Trisha Calvarese, a former congressional and campaign staffer, was selected Monday by a Democratic vacancy committee to be the party’s nominee for the June 25 special election that will determine who serves out the term of Republican U.S. Rep. Ken Buck in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.Â
The Colorado House on Monday approved the state’s $40.6 billion budget for the next fiscal year on a more or less party-line vote.Â
Colorado House approves $40.6 billion budget with just one Republican vote Read More »
A little more than one-third of registered Colorado voters cast a ballot in the state’s Presidential primary election, Secretary of State Jena Griswold reported Monday.
Griswold certifies Presidential primary election, reports 38.7% turnout Read More »
Final approval was looming Monday for the “Long Appropriations Bill” in the Colorado House, and Minority Whip Richard Holtorf said Saturday he would be in opposition to the proposal to increase spending by more than $2 billion.
There’s so much gaslighting in the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) recently announced vehicle emissions standards, it may be guilty of expanding the Biden Administration’s carbon footprint simply with the news release.
Cooke: Oppressive EPA emissions standard will cost Coloradans plenty Read More »
The trip to the grocery store or from the Western Slope into the mountains for a getaway could cost you a bit more than anticipated this spring, AAA is projecting in an April 1 report.
