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Denver Gazette: When American Indians root for Yuma

Updated 4 years ago

Yuma Indians (Yuma Athletics) In a fit of orchestrated indignation last spring, our legislature banned the use of American Indian-themed mascots by public schools in...

Denver Gazette: Missed opportunities on statewide ballot

Updated 4 years ago

Jefferson County election workers collect ballots in this Gazette file photo.Ernest Luning / Colorado Politics To our disappointment, Coloradans turned down three sound policies proposed...

Colorado Springs Gazette: Parents take back their schools

Updated 4 years ago

110421-cp-web-oped-csgeditorial-1 An uprising by parents in key school board races across the state Tuesday has opened the schoolhouse doors to fresh thinking, needed reforms –...

Denver Gazette: Tuesday’s tale of two cities

Updated 4 years ago

Syringes and drug paraphernalia found during the cleaning of an illegal homeless camp in Denver. Photo courtesy of the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment...

Colorado Springs Gazette: Locally and nationally, ‘it’s education, stupid!’

Updated 4 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Trust mama bears to improve public schools

Updated 4 years ago

Denver Gazette: This Halloween, let’s let kids be kids

Updated 4 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Simon says put your masks back on

Updated 4 years ago

Denver Gazette: Gazette report shows need for Amendment 78

Updated 4 years ago

Denver Gazette: City schools need Jones, Villagrana, Fashaw

Updated 4 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Nuclear power could save the planet — and Pueblo

Updated 4 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Gardner passes history’s largest conservation bill

Updated 5 years ago

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Decorum loses in rift over respect on council

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Gov. Polis, veto this tax increase

Updated 5 years ago

Pueblo Chieftain: Ortiz deserves a second term

Updated 5 years ago

Let’s for a moment set aside the nasty and inaccurate Pueblo County commissioner campaign being run on Abel Tapia’s behalf as he tries to unseat...

Colorado Springs Gazette: Don’t boot law enforcement from our children’s schools

Updated 5 years ago

Children need to know the truth about the police. Schools are where they should learn it, yet school officials are lining up to eject law...

Durango Herald: For a U.S. House seat, GOP voters can choose an incumbent or a firebrand

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District covers the Western Slope to Wyoming and across the southern part of the state to Pueblo. It is a district that...

Colorado Springs Gazette: The World Health Organization displays deadly incompetence

Updated 5 years ago

As the coronavirus spread around the world, few institutions distinguished themselves as badly as the World Health Organization. When the public needs reliable medical information,...

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Check the facts: Mail-in ballots near bulletproof

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Legislature plans to bury us in taxes

Updated 5 years ago

Durango Herald: Sign this

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: Law enforcement bill won’t harm good cops

Updated 5 years ago

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Out-of-whack taxes

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: With convictions, Hickenlooper should not serve in the Senate

Updated 5 years ago

Durango Herald: A win at the Court

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: We will abolish the police at our peril

Updated 5 years ago

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Protesters disabuse notions of harmony

Updated 5 years ago

Colorado Springs Gazette: George Floyd’s death restores our priorities

Updated 5 years ago

Durango Herald: Call which doctor?

Updated 5 years ago

You hear it all the time these days, in articles, news reports and public service announcements: If you have COVID-like symptoms and you want to...

Colorado Springs Gazette: Local officials should not tolerate violence

Updated 5 years ago

Cops are under siege across the country by criminals with bricks, rocks, guns, and more. It cannot continue, but Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and Attorney...

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Is it curtains for state’s film industry?

Updated 5 years ago

With the Colorado General Assembly trying to figure out how to shave $3 billion from next year’s budget due to projected revenue losses stemming from...

Colorado Springs Gazette: Hickenlooper fights subpoena to testify

Updated 5 years ago

U.S. Senate primary candidate John Hickenlooper could be innocent. Yet, the former governor could not do more to appear guilty. A fair process will judge...