Opinion

Don Hooner Gillespie calls for major charter changes in Glenwood Springs including public mayor election, while Phil Weiser prepares for governor.

Current Colorado Attorney General Adam Weiser campaigns for governor, leveraging his eight-year tenure and 65 lawsuits against the federal government to promise solutions for affordability and healthcare.

Former Governor Jared Polis positions himself as the candidate to fix Colorado's cost-of-living crisis, promising a 30 percent housing cap, a real public healthcare option, and continued public lands protection.

U.S. Navy veteran and pastor Scott Bottoms campaigns for Colorado governor with a platform focused on slashing property taxes, implementing a Department of Government Efficiency, and expanding school choice.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser leverages his $150 million budget experience to run for governor, but his affordable housing promises lack specific logistics for towns like Delta and Montrose.

Article argues Colorado voters must accept the hypocrisy of a gerrymandered map to secure Democratic leverage in the 2028 Senate race, prioritizing political power over fair district ideals.

Critique of Governor Jared Polis's focus on job readiness over literacy, highlighting the persistent 50% ceiling for Colorado third-graders reading at grade level and the need for foundational reading skills.

Pope Leo XIV spent an hour with six abuse survivors in Madrid, but critics argue the curated meeting excludes many victims as the Church disputes the scale of the crisis.

Author Norton argues that residents should focus on big-picture infrastructure and housing issues rather than reacting emotionally to minor development details.

Urban development and concrete reflectivity disrupt natural sound waves, forcing local birds like the great horned owl and Western Meadowlark to alter their pitch and volume to be heard.

Peter Moore outlines a strategic career trajectory for Tina Peters, leveraging her voting system tampering history and demographic challenges to find her a new platform.

Mike Littwin reviews the 9News gubernatorial debates, noting Democrats offered little new info while Republicans revealed disqualifying details about their records.