After three hours of discussion, tearful comments from the public and threat of further litigation from a new character in the drama, the Loveland City Council voted on Friday to hire a special prosecutor in the case of four members accused of violating the city charter.
The petitions of two more Republican candidates have been verified by the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, qualifying them for a place on the primary ballot.
El Paso County Republicans Caldwell and VanderWerf qualify for ballot Read More »
Appropriated by Senate Bill 22-196, a $300,000 grant from the State of Colorado has allowed Mesa County Behavioral Health to collaborate with Mind Springs Health to enhance access to mental health care in Western Colorado.
Mesa County to partner through $300K grant to improve mental health care access Read More »
Nearly seven months before Election Day, the fight for the House majority is taking shape with a dozen rating changes in a dozen races. While eight of the changes made by Inside Elections benefit Democrats, some of those are on the outskirts of the battlefield, and Republicans are in a better position to control the House next year.
According to a new Gallup poll, “happiness” is plummeting in America, adding to the mounting evidence that the U.S. has a mental health crisis on its hands. It is particularly alarming that these bleak findings include children, teens and young adults – demographics that have traditionally enjoyed relatively carefree lives and positive outlooks as they face a lifetime of promises.
Giordano: America’s woke education is fueling the mental health crisis Read More »
Although both major parties’ presidential nominations are already sewn up, Tuesday’s Rhode Island Presidential Preference Primary will be exciting for 1,894 voters in particular: 17-year-olds who will be able to vote for the first time ever under a new law passed last year.
In Rhode Island’s primary today, new law will allow 17-year-olds to vote for President Read More »
The Yuma Outlaws don’t have a good image, at least not yet.
Yuma School District-1 is turning to the public to help come up with the proper imagery.
In Yuma, after state law forced end to Indian mascot, school still has no mascot images Read More »
Back in October, in the stunned aftermath of the worst collective massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, Presideent Joe Biden told the Israelis and the world that the U.S. would stand by them.
Sloan: Biden’s betrayal of Israel in war with Hamas Read More »
Although I am less optimistic, I still hold out hope that Colorado isn’t irretrievably doomed to follow California, Oregon and Washington into the hopeless abyss of Progressivism.
Hillman: Progressive gun control bills defy common sense Read More »
After three years of scrambling to hire and train pilots, United Airlines is encouraging its aviators to take unpaid time off next month, the latest example of how woes at Boeing — including delays in aircraft delivery — are rippling through the aviation industry.
Boeing’s troubles are spilling over to its airline customers, could impact air travel Read More »
