Author: Vince Bzdek

Is it safe? After a year worrying about that question rather intensely, we’re getting ever closer to an affirmative answer. But our rapid mobilization on vaccines – and simultaneous reopening of schools, restaurants and workplaces – is a complex dance, raising a blizzard of fresh questions as we zero in on answering that primary one. And now…

Is it safe? After a year worrying about that question rather intensely, we’re getting closer and closer, and closer to an affirmative answer. But our rapid mobilization on vaccines – and simultaneous reopening of schools, restaurants and workplaces – is a complex dance, raising a blizzard of fresh questions as we zero in on answering that primary…

The messenger was literally shot last week. Hyoung Chang has photographed in Iraq and Afghanistan while reporting on the wars there, but he told me he was more uncomfortable on the streets of Denver in recent days. A policeman shot the 23-year Denver Post veteran with a pepper ball right in the press badge hanging…

Love him or hate him, Doug Bruce is a Colorado Springs original. Since he wrote the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights in 1992, Bruce has been its biggest defender and advocate. He’s fought for it while serving on the El Paso County Board of Commissioners and in the state House of Representatives. He continued to fight…

I’ve always liked the word gentleman, a noun with an aspirational adjective embedded in it. “He was such a gentle man.” What better quality is there for us rough-edged males to aspire to: in all things, seek gentility, and if you can, make a little more gentle the life of this world. It’s an old-fashioned…

After 156 women athletes came forward to say they were abused by Dr. Larry Nassar, Michigan Assistant Attorney General Angela Povilaitis singled out for praise three people who started the reckoning with the disgraced doctor’s two decades of sexual abuse. She didn’t credit the hundreds of people who work at USA Gymnastics or the Colorado…