Thank you, Rep. Scott Tipton, for 10 years of competent and dedicated service to Colorado in the U.S. House of Representatives. Read more

The city of Grand Junction has a strange TABOR dilemma on its hands, but the way it’s handling it should be instructive for Mesa County commissioners. Read more

Celebrations of Christopher Columbus in the U.S. did not gain much ground until 1892, after Italian immigrants were murdered by a mob in New Orleans made up “mostly of the best element” of New...read full editorial here: Read more

As mostly white left-wing activists wreaked ongoing havoc on minority neighborhoods, the country barely noticed a landmark civil rights victory in the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday. Read more

The destructive left-wing revolution of 2020 holds people to the standards of today. It offers no leeway for past social values and common views that evolve dramatically over time. Read more

The goal for the Fort Lewis College community is, in late August, to have the campus look and feel normal. Everything that was there in late February before the virus arrived will be present when students return in two months. Read more

What began as justifiable outrage over the videotaped murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis cops — a crime no rational person would downplay or excuse — has become a war on Western civilization. (See today’s Perspective interview) Read more

Take a moment this morning and clap your hands for officials at School District 60. Read more

A primary race will determine whether the University of Colorado’s Board of Regents gets another CU employee with an intractable conflict of interest. Read more

Conflict among Colorado's fringe environmental groups has led to another proposed ballot attack on energy. Radical activists want to outlaw natural gas stoves, water heaters, home heating systems, and anything else that burns the clean, affordable, and efficient gas. Read more

It is hard to miss the controversy about the Toh-Atin Gallery’s “Chief” sign, which seems to have returned with a vengeance like a lot of other symbolic and concrete civil rights issues, such as ...read the full editorial here. Read more

Statues that celebrate questionable heroes from the nation’s past are under attack across America in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody. Read more