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THANKS A LOT BENNET: Feds Refuse to Appeal Colowyo Decision

The feds last night rejected the pleas of Coloradans and said they would not defend the Colowyo Mine by appealing the court order that threatens to shut down the operation and wreck havoc on the regional economy. So that sucks. Instead, bureaucrats will do what...

DEADLINE! Government has Until Midnight to Save Colowyo

The community of Craig is holding its collective breath today, waiting on the feds to decide by midnight whether they will bother to challenge a court decision that threatens to shutter the Colowyo Mine. The Interior Department has gobbled up the entire period...

ODE TO CARROLL: Our Favorite Memories with Sen. Morgan Carroll

Liberal State Sen. Morgan Carroll now officially has thrown her hat into the ring for the chance to run against the unstoppable U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman in the Sixth Congressional District. Since she didn't give us the exclusive (we're hurt, truly), we thought it would...

HERO: One-Man Effort to Stop Photo Radar and Red-Light Cameras

The majority of Coloradans grumble and moan about photo radar and red-light cameras, but one guy is actually doing something about it, according to a story in this weekend's Denver Post. Paul Houston is a one-man campaign to outlaw these methods of revenue collection...

REPEAT VICTORY: Pitkin GOP Takes Aspen Prize for Second Year Running

Aspen, Colorado is not exactly known as a bastion of conservative thought and Republicans typically have an uphill climb in the area where real estate prices rival those in Manhattan. But, don't tell the Pitkin County GOP. Despite the odds against them electorally and...

BUSTED! More Trail Closures in Colorado Mimics Clinton Regime Rule

We’re having déjà vu all over again. The federal government proposed in May to shut down 1,400 miles of public trails in the Grand Junction area. Now the Forest Service is looking to close off an untold number of roads and trails in the San Juan National Forest this...