It’s no secret that the cost of housing is a pressing concern in Colorado. Record-low home inventory, onerous zoning regulations, and an inflation rate outpacing the national level have given […]
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The minimum distance between the Earth and the Moon is 225,623 miles. I know this because my ’98 Honda Civic recently hit that mileage. I have dubbed the car “Luna.” But I […]
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The next step in closing the escape hatches from Colorado’s government mandate health coverage prison is House Bill 22-1269. A mean-spirited bill, it requires that health sharing groups operating in other […]
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Colorado’s 38,000 county employees would be able to collectively bargain — but not strike — under new measure
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Colorado’s 38,000 county employees would be able to collectively bargain — but not strike — under a long-awaited, pared-back public workers unionization bill introduced Monday by Democrats in the state […]
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Imagine walking down your school hallway, worried the perpetrator of your sexual assault is there, too. You even see him daily. That’s the reality in Cherry Creek Schools, students warned […]
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Spring is definitely here. And, just like the tulips that perennially pop up out of the ground, something else is sprouting: the annual call for more money for schools and […]
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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Democrats at the statehouse–along with lone Republican sponsor, Senator Kevin Priola–have come up with an outrageous bill that would criminalize county clerks or […]
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Lorie Smith owns a Colorado web design company called 303 Creative. It isn’t merely her livelihood. She believes web design is how God wants her to live her life. Colorado’s […]