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Hanukkah’s call to rededication — against antisemitism | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 3 hours ago

A weekend of violence swept the globe, capped by another brutal attack on Jews — this time on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. A father-and-son...

Mastering a combination of ranching and conservation

Updated 2 days ago

Sue Anschutz Rodgers sat in her downtown Denver office, far from her beloved Crystal River Ranch, but surrounded by photos of the ranch and a...

Irrelevant Hickenlooper draws a challenger | Dick Wadhams

Updated 2 days ago

State Sen. Julie Gonzales should be ashamed of herself. Doesn’t Gonzales understand that U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper is entitled to the Democratic nomination for Senate?...

Suddenly, Colorado has a private school choice program │ Vince Bzdek

Updated 3 days ago

By Vince Bzdek When I was a kid going to St. John’s Catholic grade school in Denver, I remember asking my mom if she and...

Defeated council members miscast Aurora | Pius Kamau

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Perspective: Time to crack down on retail theft

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Like it or not, most of us rely on our cars

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Julie Gonzales’s long but not impossible odds | SONDERMANN

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Trump pardons Tina Peters, but Colorado officials say he can’t reverse state convictions | TRAIL MIX

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A ‘progressive’ tax on Coloradans? No thanks | Jimmy Sengenberger

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COLUMN: Tackling insurance costs will require political courage

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COLUMN: Turning Aurora’s strength into jobs, growth

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Gender debate takes a turn toward reality | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 1 week ago

Dear Abby: A better answer to your question

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Ag industry can’t surrender the keys to the Kingdom

Updated 1 week ago

Animal agriculture, ranching, hunting, and farming are not dying ways of life. The cowboy is not about to ride off into the sunset and certain...

Perspective: Closing the hemp loophole

Updated 1 week ago

For years, gas stations, convenience stores, and online shops advertised “hemp” or “CBD” candies and vapes packaged in rainbow colors and marketed with words like...

Colorado’s Public Utilities Commission votes to suspend reality | CALDARA

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Colorado’s Public Utilities Commission has done it again — proving when regulators get together, they can create a fantasyland so detached from reality it makes...

Get ready for Colorado utility bills to surge | Jimmy Sengenberger

Updated 2 weeks ago

Gasoline may finally be hovering above $2 a gallon, but for many Coloradans, times are tough and money is tight. The holidays are a reminder...

Rebutting the left’s open borders agenda | Mike Rosen

Updated 2 weeks ago

Colorado Lottery’s mega-bad idea

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New DougCo school board is off to a bad start | Jimmy Sengenberger

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Closing a processing plant hits a community hard

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Go. Polis’ silence deafening on Peters’ prison transfer | Dick Wadhams

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COLUMN: Good news and bad, about a complaining nation

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PERSPECTIVE: Restoring Colorado’s roads

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I give thanks that we live in a democracy | Pius Kamau

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Colorado’s fake ‘fees’ beg for legal challenge | Jimmy Sengenberger

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Gambling is better than polling in predicting elections | CALDARA

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Sometimes feeding the hungry takes a village, and a colonel | Vince Bzdek

Updated 3 weeks ago

When Nate Springer, the retired Army colonel who is now head of the Care and Share Food Bank in Colorado Springs, attended the opening ceremony...

Crow’s stunt wasn’t seditious — but was dangerous | George Brauchler

Updated 3 weeks ago

This Thanksgiving, when millions of military members sit down with their families to eat turkey, they will likely discuss Crow. Colorado U.S. Rep. Jason Crow’s...

Will counterfeit compassion destroy Aurora? | Michael A. Hancock

Updated 3 weeks ago

There is a particular kind of civic ruin that arrives not by malice but by moral confusion. It comes dressed in benevolence, cloaked in the...

Redistricting and the race to the bottom | Sondermann

Updated 3 weeks ago

Per Merriam-Webster, one of the definitions of the word “politics” is, “The total complex of relations between people living in society.” Otherwise put, politics, when...