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Hilariously, Democratic candidate Jason Crow published his fundraising numbers all proud of himself as if he was going to hold a candle to the toughest campaigner in Congress. Earlier this week, Crow boasted that he raised $300,000 - we imagine his team sent that...

From blushing bride to congressional contender, Democrat Brittany Pettersen is having quite a month. Earlier this month, she wed Ian Silverii, head of ProgressNow and, now, it appears she's raised almost twice the haul of her nearest competitor. Today, the final of...

Of course recycled water should be used for toilets in commercial buildings, that makes perfect sense. But we cringe and shudder at the suggestion by Denver Water that recycled water should also be used to wash livestock and for crop irrigation. Because it’s recycled...

Imagine the power that Marguerite Salazar now has as the newly-named head of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies. It's not so much the power she wields over us minions, but the power to monkeywrench regulation to benefit her Democratic friends. We're not...

By Kelly Sloan TV comedian John Oliver has called for an online protest today, ostensibly calling in support of an “open and fair” internet. And what is the prescription for which he is calling to ensure such openness and fairness? Turning the reins over to the...

Nearly 500 people in Denver and 400 in Boulder have cancelled their voter registration — a trend being blamed on a presidential commission’s inquiry into possible voter fraud during the 2016 election. Voters say they don’t trust Trump, they had no idea voter...

For someone trained as a geologist, it doesn't seem like basic math is one of the Governor's strong suits.  Against the backdrop of Red Rocks, Governor Hickenlooper announced he would adopt a mini version of the Paris Climate Agreement. It would be imposed on Colorado...

One of the most important elections in the country is happening in 2017 in Colorado. It's not some high-falutin office, but, instead, the Douglas County School Board election. Four candidates - Randy Mills, Ryan Abresch, Debora Scheffel, and Grant Nelson, have filed...

Sad, but perfect timing that U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton’s bill to help fight forest fires is expected to hit the House floor for a vote before the August recess, Colorado Politics reports. The bill is a no-brainer to support, as it would give the Forest Service direct...