Environmental advocates have long warned the state wasn’t doing enough…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Do You Remember What Happened in 2025?
In other words, the lying Lamestream Media did report certain things, this year, that actually took place…
Funding Available to Strengthen Local Food Systems in Colorado
“Urban producers play a critical role in resilient local food systems across Colorado…”
OPINION: The Democrats’ Greatest Challenge Ever
Every Democrat running for office must pin their ears to the ground and carefully listen to what the public wants and needs…
EDITORIAL: A Few Thoughts About the South Conference Room, Part Three
There’s no doubt these subsidies have helped to attract additional tourists, and boosted the profits of certain tourism-related businesses…
READY, FIRE, AIM: I’m Dreaming of a Wet Christmas
It could have been worse, of course. Southern California got record rains on Christmas Eve…
EVIL MISTRESS: A Lifelong Affair with Music, Part Two
People always come up to me and ask why I’m not in Vegas or touring with a national act…
Colorado Marijuana Sales Generates $200 Million in Tax Revenue in 2025
Coloradans have purchased almost $1 billion of regulated marijuana, generating almost $200 million of tax and fee revenue in calendar year 2025, according to new READ MORE
OPINION: Business Owners Welcome January 1 Minimum Wage Increases
“It’s great news that 19 states are raising their minimum wages on January 1 and more follow later in the year…”
EDITORIAL: A Few Thoughts About the South Conference Room, Part Two
The most highly ranked funding source, among the respondents, appears to be “Increase in Lodging Tax”…
Education Issues to Watch in 2026
How will Colorado lawmakers prioritize education during another tough budget year? What’s the fate of the state’s first “public Christian school?” And what will new cellphone policies look like in districts statewide?
READY, FIRE, AIM: Should I Worry About My Robot Vacuum Cleaner?
Where, exactly, is this information about my personal living quarters being stored?…
US Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Deployment of National Guard in Chicago
“Today is a big win for Illinois and American democracy,” he said…
LIBRARY NEWS: Growing Life-Long Readers
The state’s goal is to raise that rate to 60% by 2028. Clearly we have a long way to go, and we have a wide array of distractions to throw us off course…
CHAMBER NEWS: Nominations Open for 2026 Community Leader Awards
Nominations will be judged on the weight of their contributions, not the number of forms submitted, and are open to individuals or couples...
LETTER: ‘SolidGround Solutions’ Editorial
“…There’s also little doubt that that an ever-expanding tourism industry is one of the key causes of the housing crisis…”
‘Connect for Health Colorado’ Insurance Enrollment Consistent with 2024 Numbers
Connect for Health Colorado is the only place where Coloradans can get financial help to purchase health insurance, and an estimated 65% of customers will qualify for financial help…
Colorado Supreme Court Clarifies Applicability of Anti-SLAPP LAW
Tender Care sued Lind-Barnett and Davis in 2022, alleging they had defamed the business by posting negative reviews online about how their pets had been treated…
EDITORIAL: A Few Thoughts About the South Conference Room, Part One
If new facilities or programs were developed, about 75% of the respondents felt that the costs ought to be funded either mostly or 100% through user fees…