Category: Opinion/Letters

When Governor Jared Folis ordered schools closed in March 2020, teachers and administrators scrambled to set up systems for online instruction…

Siding with polluters, the Supreme Court turned back the clock 50 years gutting Clean Water Act protections for communities, fish, and wildlife…

I asked both writers if they would be willing to share their concerns and ideas with Daily Post readers…

Recalling my decades in media relations, I was wondering what I might have done, in similar circumstances…

Obviously, some people will want to protest their new valuation, and other people will not…

News reports suggest this so-called “inflation reduction” could cost the U.S. taxpayer $1.2 billion…

America’s military of 2021 has echoes of the heavily politicized French military that was routed by the Nazi Germans in 1940…

Four years ago, Colorado legalized online sports gambling…

“The border has never been as militarized as it is right now. We have the state government sending troops here, the National Guard. We also have state troopers at the border…”

It’s a word suggesting a company’s desire to engage with someone… the word ‘relations…’

But the Heritage Foundation and many other folks seem to believe that we desperately need to protect the right of an average citizen to own a handgun…

While it is expected that property values will increase over time, a more appropriate appreciation is 4% to 7% per year, not 80%…

Earlier this spring, an innocent law abiding citizen was killed in his doorway by Farmington Police Officers who went to the wrong address…

A revision of federal regulations may help Colorado meet irrigation reductions on a river in eastern Colorado… and slow the decline of the Ogallala Aquifer…