The Colorado Republican Party on Saturday had law enforcement remove a reporter for the Colorado Sun from the GOP’s state assembly in Pueblo because the party’s chairman believes the outlet’s reporting has been “very unfair.”
PUEBLO — The high stakes of potentially losing the slimmest of margins in the U.S. House of Representatives could be in play if the Colorado Republican Party does not unify, Greg Lopez told delegates today as he addressed the party’s assembly here.
Greg Lopez calls for Republican unity as path to turn Colorado red Read More »
Democrats have known for a few months that Adam Frisch will again be their candidate to run for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat in the House of Representatives.
Stephen Varela, Ron Hanks emerge as top CO-3 candidates at Colorado Republican Assembly Read More »
PUEBLO — A week that began with an unexpected surgery ended with a pleaseant result for Lauren Boebert.
Boebert wins 4th District assembly, qualifies for place on Republican primary ballot Read More »
A Colorado schools superintendent has had enough of certain White people.
Tony Byrd, superintendent of the Summit School District in Frisco, complained at a January professional development session about the “privileged White people” who sit on the local School Accountability Committee and District Accountability Committee.
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PUEBLO — It was an early Friday morning and a long day here for some residents of Eastern Colorado.
Weins opens 4th District assembly quoting Ronald Reagan, praising delegates in Pueblo Read More »
Human trafficking, particularly of children, has been a hot and divisive topic at the state Capitol this year.
For two years, state business leaders reported feeling pessimistic about the direction of Colorado’s economy.
It started when inflation was high. And to tame it, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates making it more costly to borrow money for business loans or mortgages.
Colorado businesses starting to feel good about the economy again, report shows Read More »
Assistant Senate Majority Leader Faith Winter, the No. 3 Democrat in the Colorado Senate, is seeking medical treatment for substance abuse, she told The Colorado Sun on Thursday.
A Colorado House bill could change the kind of liquor consumers can buy from some of the state’s large grocery and drug stores, mostly along the Front Range, if enacted into law.
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