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While local reporters are focusing on liberal demands that U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner host town meetings, lost in the shuffle are demands from liberal Democrats that U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet hold public meetings as well, to explain his votes in the Supreme Court...

Fracktivists in Broomfield are working overtime to eradicate the suburb from the scourge of jobs and community facilities that fracking brings. That's why it's so odd that there hasn't been a peep, much less a protest, about a new school going up in Broomfield that...

Last night, a federal judge, in rejecting Chuck E Cheese killer Nathan Dunlap's request for money to help convince Governor Hickenlooper to commute Dunlap's sentence, utterly nailed the Governor for his wimpy move in granting Dunlap a "temporary reprieve." He also...

Fractivists, angry after their unreasonable demands to block all energy development in Broomfield were tossed for reasonable collaboration, now are attempting to recall Broomfield Mayor Pro-Tem Greg Stokes. As the recall effort progresses, a source told us that the...

Slackers protested outside of U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner’s appearance at the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce Wednesday because it’s not a town hall meeting where they can protest inside and disrupt the event. The Democratic activists from the Colorado Action Network...

Daily Sentinel Publisher Jay Seaton has decided against suing Sen. Ray Scott for calling them fake news because a Syrian dictator is killing his own citizens with chemical weapons. Or something like that, Seaton explains in a long rambling editorial under the...

There's a hot hearing down in Arizona that hasn't made its way to Colorado media...yet. A federal grand jury is hearing evidence against executives with the lurid Backpage.com website, which powers those raunchy classifieds in places like the Village Voice in New York...

State House Democrats have been using the Colorado State budget as a political football and State Senate Republicans are calling them on their shenanigans with a touch of humor. In case you didn't know, the Colorado legislature is constitutionally required to pass a...

After months of wrangling and political grandstanding, the state legislature is facing the prospect of a special session to get their work done, like passing a budget. Is the problem that they don’t have enough time in the 120-day session, or that they have so much...