And if you think there’s hypocrisy at work, consider why Coloradans will almost certainly vote in favor of a temporary gerrymander this November

A recent uptick in deaths and violence revives memories of gang shootings and attacks in Denver in the early 1990s

If our next governor makes this a priority, thousands of students will benefit

Bennet and Weiser agree on most issues, other than who’s tougher on Trump. Bottoms and Marx reveal just how bankrupt the state GOP has become.

My friend Leeann used the story of her grandson's murder to change Colorado law on parole and risk assessments

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that Tina Peters' unapologetic remarks after her release just reminds us all over how wrong Gov. Jared Polis was to grant her clemency.

Colorado voters have shown they support investing in early education. Legislators must make teacher compensation a greater priority in the coming sessions.

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that GOP candidate for governor Victor Marx had a disastrous interview with 9News' Kyle Clark. It could well win him the MAGA vote.

If you want to help detained migrants, but don’t know where to start, these local organizations are a great start

With aging roads, more congestion and project delays, Colorado’s congressional delegation must make permitting reform a priority

Senate Bill 134, which is at the hands of Gov. Jared Polis, would ultimately hurt consumers while benefiting big-box stores

As negotiations resume and the bombs (mostly) stop, Iran still controls the Strait of Hormuz, and it’s hard to see any way they’ll give that up

Our congressional delegation needs to put its full support behind the bipartisan Fix Our Forest Act that is stalled on Capitol Hill

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that Donald Trump's $1.8 billion slush fund has even shocked some GOP lawmakers. Is that cause for hope? He doubts it.

The immediate backlash to Gov. Jared Polis’ decision has been severe criticism, and he has put us on a dangerous path ahead

Colorado can be a national leader in supporting young people’s mental health. A new coalition of state advocates and organizations is a start.

Boebert says she’s not “mad” that Trump threatened to pull his endorsement. Which leads to the obvious question: Why not?

Our current system threatens the effectiveness of our democracy. We need one that invites participation, not that plays to the extremes.

As his party and even some Republicans condemn him, Polis believes he knows better than judges, juries, prosecutors and nearly everyone else.

Lynn Bartels’ recent birthday reminded me just how important she has been to anyone involved in Colorado's politics

Rising costs, licensing hoops and shrinking margins are making it tough for Denver restaurants

FCC approval of proposed KUNC/Colorado Sound, Rocky Mountain Public Media merger is key in sustaining a sense of community connection

New federal cybersecurity rules will be costly to Colorado businesses, but the governor can help bridge a funding gap this summer.

All we have to do is give up refunds — if we want our kids to actually get a proper education.

The recent demolition of Elway’s Cherry Creek building and the death of a close friend bring back a flood of nostalgia and good memories

The Washington Post also reports on Trump’s fire-prevention gerrymander, which threatens to leave Colorado in ashes

After the court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, Southern states are once again free to discriminate against Black Americans

Colorado’s former senator recalls the ‘remarkable vision and energy’ of the CNN founder and philanthropist

House Bill 1274 would allow partial grant funding in advance to reduce delays and improve services

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that the Democratic primary battle for Colorado governor is all about who’s better at fighting Trump.