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  • The Longmont Times-Call editorial: Be careful with fee hike for hunting and fishing

    Hunters and anglers in Colorado rely on Colorado Parks and Wildlife to maintain habitat and keep the state’s lakes and reservoirs stocked. So paying license fees makes sense. In fact, it’s critical for them to pay their way, because the department is funded without tax dollars. But the prospect of 50 percent increases in the…


  • Trending: The 7 hottest Colorado Politics stories of the week

    With newly confirmed SCOTUS justice, Coloradan Neil Gorsuch, out of the spotlight this week, attention shifted back to Colorful Colorado — and its colorful politics. Each week we crunch the numbers with a little help from Google Analytics. What were our readers most interested in? Dramatic, large-scale protests. New candidates for governor. Town hall meetings gone…


  • Editorial: Be careful with fee hike for hunting and fishing

    Hunters and anglers in Colorado rely on Colorado Parks and Wildlife to maintain habitat and keep the state’s lakes and reservoirs stocked. So paying license fees makes sense. In fact, it’s critical for them to pay their way, because the department is funded without tax dollars. But the prospect of 50 percent increases in the…


  • Editorial: Don’t shortchange lifeline for abused children

    There were more than 1,000 reported instances of child abuse or neglect in Larimer County in 2016. In the same year, 43 percent of the county’s roughly 90 caseworkers left their jobs. Compare that with a turnover rate of 12 percent in Weld County and 14 percent in Boulder County. Put the two data points…


  • The Fort Collins Coloradoan editorial: CSU can lead others on gender equity

    Colorado State University, home to more than 30,000 students and more than 7,000 employees, released two revealing reports recently. The first, a qualitative study, found “institutionalized gender inequity” for female workers on the Fort Collins campus. The study was years in the making and detailed a workplace where women face fear of retaliation, sexist insinuations and…


  • Staff picks: The 5 most important stories of the week in Colorado politics

    Here are the five most important Colorado Politics stories of the past week as chosen by staffers. 1) Bennet votes to vote, then votes no on Gorsuch   Staffer’s choice: Joey Bunch, senior political correspondent In a nutshell: Colorado U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet ended weeks of speculation and debate Thursday regarding the confirmation of fellow Coloradan Neil…


  • Trending: The 7 hottest Colorado Politics stories of the week

    Trending: The 7 hottest Colorado Politics stories of the week

    Coloradan U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch may have dominated national news this week. But he wasn’t the first topic on the hearts and minds of Colorado Politics readers – at least not according to the data. Google Analytics says that our readers were more concerned with the Colorado Springs City Council elections – did the quote…


  • New Colorado Springs City Council starting off with a sense of balance and purpose

    New Colorado Springs City Council starting off with a sense of balance and purpose

    Nine distinctive personalities and political perspectives comprise a new Colorado Springs City Council that appears likely to provide effective checks and balances with one another and with Mayor John Suthers’ administration, political leaders say. An ideologically diverse council takes office April 18 – a dynamic that’s long played out in a city where majority blocs…


  • Broomfield Enterprise editorial: School lunch program worth working to keep

    Increase funding for the military? Repeal, replace or leave the Affordable Care Act alone? Defund Meals on Wheels for the elderly? Cut back on school meal funding? Every week of this new presidential administration has raised unsettling questions. As Congress wrestles with such issues it might help to look back at why Congress passed the…


  • Trending: The 7 hottest Colorado Politics stories of the week

    Trending: The 7 hottest Colorado Politics stories of the week

    Priorities. They’re important, and our readers have them. How do we know? Each week the staff at Colorado Politics scours our website traffic in a bid to discover the seven most visited stories. They often center on the environment, pot and traffic woes – quintessential Colorado topics – and, interestingly enough, Ed Perlmutter. This week was no…


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