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Denver’s chief security officer quit July 2, alleging punishment for raising concerns
A union pipeline DSA built on college campuses
Two measures. Two opposite answers. One Colorado income tax rate.
The Initiative Weapon: Look Up!
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A blueprint of contradictions: Weiser courts business while expanding union power
“Democrats lay out plan to win supermajority in Colorado Legislature,” reads a recent headline from the left-leaning Colorado Newsline. So how might Governor Phil Weiser interact with the legislature, whether or not Democrats reach their goals for…
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Parasite Linked to Explosive Diarrhea Spreads Across Colorado Counties
Cases of the “explosive” diarrhea-causing parasite cyclosporiasis nearly tripled in Colorado over the past month, prompting renewed attention after related deaths were reported in Michigan.
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He posted $250,000 in cash and fled. Colorado released him on a promise.
I wrote a bit back about Colorado’s sanctuary policy and ICE detainers. To see that earlier op ed, click the first link below. The second link below, a Cowboy State Daily (WY) article about a…
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Judicial Performance Commissions Flag Three Colorado Judges Ahead of November Election
Of the 123 Colorado judges standing for retention on the November ballot, citizen-led performance commissions found that three did not meet the required performance standards.
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Socialist Backed Candidates Continue to Build Momentum in 2026
This year, the Democratic Socialists of America has endorsed 29 candidates for the House of Representatives. Of these, 11 have been defeated in their primaries, seven have won, and 11 are still awaiting their primaries.
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DOJ Challenges Colorado Law Granting In-State Tuition To Illegal Immigrants
The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued Colorado on Thursday over state regulations that provide in-state tuition and financial aid to illegal immigrants.
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Federal Judge Blocks DOJ Bid for Colorado’s Unredacted Voter Rolls
DENVER — A federal judge ruled the Trump administration cannot access Colorado’s unredacted voter rolls, marking the Justice Department’s 20th consecutive legal loss on the issue.
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Immigration Reform And Ending War Could Ease Inflation
Housing affordability is awful, and it looks set to get worse. Unless, of course, we take corrective action, especially on immigration and war. Here’s the harsh current reality: Inflation continues to bedevil far too many…
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Study adds evidence that wolves can cost Colorado ranchers beyond livestock losses
The link below was sent in by a reader. It profiles a study out of University of California, Davis which purports to put a price on how much a single wolf in an area can…
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Biden Pardon and Fauci Fifth Amendment Fight Headed for the Courts
Dr. Anthony Fauci, who helped lead the country’s COVID pandemic response, invoking the constitutional right against self-incrimination last week during a contentious Senate hearing on the response and the virus’s origins has sparked a fierce…
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