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Analysis: Colorado crime rates dropping but local news outlets are ignoring the story

Analysis: Colorado crime rates dropping but local news outlets are ignoring the story

Crime rates in Colorado have been on a sustained decline for nearly two years now. If that surprises you, you’re hardly alone, and it’s worth thinking about why. Though no…

Opinion: Continuing Colorado’s culture shift away from its death-cult gun zeal

Opinion: Continuing Colorado’s culture shift away from its death-cult gun zeal

With gun violence, it’s useful to start with the numbers. Last year, there were 656 mass shootings in the U.S., the most on record except for 2021, when there were…

Green groups file trio of initiatives, including right to a healthy Colorado environment

Green groups file trio of initiatives, including right to a healthy Colorado environment

 A gas drilling rig in Bent County, Colo., on Oct. 5, 2022 (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline). A coalition of environmentalists filed a trio of ballot initiatives Thursday that could dramatically boost…

Red state attorneys general argue Colorado must keep Trump on ballot

Red state attorneys general argue Colorado must keep Trump on ballot

More than a dozen attorneys general from Republican-controlled states topped a long list of parties who have filed briefs in a legal challenge to former President Donald Trump’s constitutional eligibility…

Frisch slams Boebert for ‘anti-military stand’ in National Defense Authorization Act debate in Congress

Frisch slams Boebert for ‘anti-military stand’ in National Defense Authorization Act debate in Congress

Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen Town Council member, recently called out his likely 2024 congressional opponent, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, for her very vocal support for controversial culture-wars amendments…

Down the Line: A by-the-numbers look at just how much proposed Utah oil trains would impact Colorado railroads

Down the Line: A by-the-numbers look at just how much proposed Utah oil trains would impact Colorado railroads

Oil tanker cars on a train using the Union Pacific tracks along the Colorado River near Cameo in western Colorado (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline photo). This much is clear: The Uinta…

Digging into the research on Democrats’ proposed gun laws in Colorado

Digging into the research on Democrats’ proposed gun laws in Colorado

Colorado Democrats introduced a slate of bills aimed at gun violence prevention in February, all four of which have been passed by at least one chamber of the General Assembly.…

Here’s everything you need to know if you’re voting on Election Day in Colorado

Here’s everything you need to know if you’re voting on Election Day in Colorado

While over a million Coloradans have already submitted their 2022 midterm election ballots by mail, today is the last chance for those who want to have a voice in their…

O’Dea calls for mechanized travel in wilderness areas, more oil, gas drilling, scrapping CORE Act

O’Dea calls for mechanized travel in wilderness areas, more oil, gas drilling, scrapping CORE Act

GOP Senate candidate Joe O’Dea used incumbent Democrat U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet’s absence from the Club 20 Debate in Grand Junction Saturday to claim repeatedly that Bennet doesn’t show up…

GOP gubernatorial candidate Ganahl tells Bannon she’s backed by Trump Jan. 6 coup advisor Epshteyn

GOP gubernatorial candidate Ganahl tells Bannon she’s backed by Trump Jan. 6 coup advisor Epshteyn

The day after her June 28 primary win, Colorado Republican gubernatorial nominee Heidi Ganahl gave an interview to Steve Bannon in which she credited her closer-than-expected victory to her “great…

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