In a statement, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said he strongly disagreed with the court’s ruling…
Category: News/Politics
Federal Data Shows Nationwide Drop in Crime
Updated national data for 2025 is expected later this year from the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System…
Social Media Companies Must Respond to Search Warrants Under New Colorado Law
Polis said the law will make sure that online platforms respond promptly to law enforcement “before the trail goes cold”….
Pagosa Springs High School to Present ‘The Little Mermaid’ April 8-11
“With our biggest cast yet, a cast of 48 people, and a crew of five people, we cannot express how excited we are…”
Weiser, Gonzales Take Top Spots on Colorado’s 2026 Democratic Primary Ballot
Colorado’s 2026 Democratic primary ballot is nearly set after the party held its state assembly in Pueblo on Saturday…
‘Families Not Politics’ Launches Campaign Against Anti-Trans Ballot Measures
The policy could open the door to “invasive inspections and humiliating scrutiny” to all children seeking to play sports…
‘No Kings’ Protest Marches Continue to Grow
“I’ve never in my life thought there would be so many issues at any given moment that… need addressing,” she said. “But here we are….”
Hickenlooper Investments Raise Questions Amid Push to Ban Congressional Stock Trading
“Coloradans deserve elected officials who work for them, not their own interests…”
Pay Gap Between Women and Men Widened Last Year, Says Analysis
The new analysis found the wage gap is smallest among lower-wage workers, in part because minimum wages create a uniform wage floor…
Chaos at the Airports
TSA officers “are not able to afford gas, childcare, food, or rent,” she said…
HIGHWAY RECONSTRUCTION: Week of March 23
With the new traffic shift there are several locations that no longer have pedestrian barriers where the sidewalks, curb and gutter have been completed…
Colorado State Budget Shortfall Expands to $1.5 Billion
“Today’s economic forecast is a stark reminder that despite the cuts we’ve already made, we still need to close a staggering budget deficit…”
Colorado Attorney General Sues to Stop Denver TV Merger
On the right, Jon Caldara, who runs the libertarian-leaning nonprofit Independence Institute, has criticized the deal from a conservative point of view…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Copper Dreams.. or Nightmares
Even if mining companies and investors get off their fat butts and start opening new mines, we’re still looking at tough times ahead…
Archuleta Democratic Club to Consider Consumer Economy at March 24 Lunch Meeting
Our speaker, Christa Chaga, will give you many easy-to-follow ideas to help you become a more responsible consumer and a better steward of the earth…
16 States Including Colorado Ask, ‘Where’s Our Tariff Refund?’
Trump’s tariffs were ruled illegal. Where’s the refund of $166 billion — plus interest?
Judge to Determine Eligibility of Democrats Looking to Face Lauren Boebert in November
The case could determine whether the June Democratic primary in the district will be uncontested…
Habitat for Humanity Announces Potentially Harmful New USDA Policies
“On February 10, USDA Rural Development issued major revisions to the Section 502 Direct Loan Handbook…”
Immigration Enforcement Threatens Housing Security
“Housing insecurity in these communities doesn’t start with an eviction notice, it starts with the empty chair at a job site…”