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NO TRESPASSING: Climbing This Fourteener Could Soon Be Restricted

Mt. Bierstadt in the Mount Evans Wilderness Area has become so popular with hikers, that federal land managers are taking it upon themselves to find a way to keep folks off the public lands. CBS4 reports that a new user fee is in the works, and that other options are...

PROMISES, PROMISES: Polis Promises Moon, Stars and Life Everlasting

If we elect U.S. Rep. Jared Polis as our next governor, he will save the unicorn from extinction, pass health care to ensure no one ever dies, and cut our energy bills by taking away our heat and power. At least that’s how we figure the latter plan will work. That...

CHILLING EFFECT: Michael Sandoval Targeted In Bizarre Lawsuit

A Lafayette man who wrote that letter to the Boulder Daily Camera expressing his thoughts on fracking and violence against energy workers is now on a lawsuit frenzy in another incident, claiming of all things, invasion of privacy, defamation, and intentional...

CASH DASH: Robinson Raises the Most, Mitchell Has Most Cash on Hand

Today's election filings turned over a few surprises (ahem, Rep. Perlmutter), but District Attorney George Brauchler appears to have raised the most cash in the latest quarterly filing by raising $161,051. The caveat there is that some of the self-funders, like Victor...

NOW WE KNOW: Perlmutter Raised a Paltry $340,000 in His First Quarter

When U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter announced he would drop out of the Colorado Governor's race, we were shocked. In political circles, he was known as the man to beat. Those close to Perlmutter said that he just didn't have fire in the belly for the race, particularly after...

WE THOUGHT NOT: Is There a Rush to Cancel Medicaid to Protect Privacy?

The Denver Post reports that 3,400 Coloradans have cancelled their voter registration. It’s an action linked to the presidential commission on election integrity’s request for public information to examine past potential voter fraud and future ways to prevent said...