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A Democrat recruiting and training organization devoted to getting women elected has closed their Colorado branch and cut ties with the lady who led it — Lisa Calderón. That’s three strikes for the failed Denver mayoral candidate and former chief of staff to recently...

Colorado’s governor and legislature made their point; they have no intention of protecting their constituents from the financial consequences of Bidenomics, namely the Bidenflation that wildly spiked our property tax bills. Therefore, voters are taking matters into...

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, whose three-term tenure was marked by ethical issues, exited office this week under a newly formed ethical cloud. Denver 9’s Kyle Clark hasn’t reported on it yet, but it appears he’s done a thorough check on it before firing off a threat...

In the wake of FBI Director Christopher Wray’s disastrous, no good, very bad day testifying before Congress this week, Colorado U.S. Rep. Ken Buck is sounding the alarm to revise a controversial law abused by some in the agency to spy on Americans. Millions of...

Gov. Polis is being asked to do his job and cut his summer vacation short to deal with the impending property tax crisis and the cash-bail-for-murders reality we now live in thanks to Polis’s elimination of the death penalty. No more capital punishment in Colorado...

The Northglenn City Council is trying to censure two of its members for excusing themselves from a June 5 meeting before a Pride Month proclamation was read. The officials didn’t make a big scene or protest in any way. Councilor Tim Long of Ward 4 excused himself to...

Elections have consequences, and in Colorado, all murderers can now get out of jail on bond while they await trial as a consequence of Gov. Polis banning the death sentence. The state Supreme Court has ruled it is so because no case will ever be considered a capital...

Only in Denver would the city council consider paying the Canadians $40 million of our tax dollars to take care of all those migrants pouring over the open border and into our Sanctuary City, so they don’t have to bother with it anymore. Oh, and this short-term...

Coloradan’s wallets are feeling the pinch of Bidenomics inflating their property tax bills combined with a greedy state legislature and governor whose only solution is for us to pay even higher income taxes as well. Across the state, tens of thousands of homeowners...

A third candidate has announced for the at-large Denver school board seat being vacated (not fast enough) by Auon'tai “Tay” Anderson. Former East High School principal John Youngquist tossed his heat into the ring on the 4th of July, bringing new meaning to this day...