By O’Dell Isaac [email protected] COVID-19 turned living rooms into classrooms and parents into de facto teachers across the U.S. for more than a year. But now that the worst days […]
More Colorado Springs-area students are homeschooling than before the COVID-19 pandemic Read More »
By Seth Boster [email protected] One recent evening, in an auditorium of almost 100 northwest Colorado Springs neighbors worried or excited about the future of Blodgett Open Space, a presentation ended
By Savannah Eller [email protected] This year is the 30th anniversary of school choice, a state law that gives parents the freedom to send their children to any public school in
30th anniversary of school choice in Colorado: Here’s how it works Read More »
By the Lobby Denver, a city with a population of just over 710,000, has found itself at the forefront of the migrant crisis, with nearly 40,000 indigent migrants arriving in
Failed Liberalism: A city of 710,000 struggles to cope with 40,000 indigent migrants Read More »
By The Gazette editorial board Kudos to Mayor Mike Johnston and Police Chief Ron Thomas for developing what they tout as a new “comprehensive strategy for fighting auto thefts” in
EDITORIAL: Cracking down on Denver’s car theft Read More »
By Loren Furman The 2024 state legislative session is underway, which means that over the coming weeks and months, we’ll hear from our elected lawmakers about the proposals they have
PERSPECTIVE: Colorado has fallen behind in economic growth Read More »
By Jimmy Sengenberger Gov. Jared Polis has long pledged fealty to lower income taxes, a position he reiterated in his recent State of the State address. “I know some Democrats
COLUMN: Jared Polis has been all talk on tax cuts | Jimmy Sengenberger Read More »
SOURCE: COLORADO PEAK POLITICS When Secretary of State Jena Griswold claims to be all about protecting Democracy and free and fair elections, what she means is, controlling who is even
Griswold wants a law banning certain Republicans from running for office Read More »
By Marissa Ventrelli, Colorado Politics House Republicans on Friday picked Rep. Ty Winter of Trinidad as the new assistant minority leader. His election was uncontested. The caucus picked Winter to
Colorado House Republicans pick Ty Winter as assistant leader Read More »
SOURCE: THELOBBY-CO.COM Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has recently announced a series of proposed bills for the upcoming legislative session, claiming that her top priority is to protect Colorado
Secretary of State Griswold faces backlash for regulation push Read More »
