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Gabe Evans on his record, his opponent and a race inside the margin
DSA wants to abolish police and prisons. Its plan for violent offenders goes unstated
Colorado budget improves 9.5 percent while spending, not revenue, drives the shortfall
A three-vote district, a 30-year teacher, and the case Jill Haffley is making to HD16
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Animal Rescue Veteran Says Socialism Cannot Deliver Compassion
I spent decades working with abused, abandoned, and neglected animals before I ever served in the Florida Legislature, and one thing became obvious very early: good intentions only get you so far. You can want…
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From AR 15 Bans to Parental Rights, Five Supreme Court Cases to Watch
The Supreme Court will hear arguments this fall in cases involving the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, parental rights, and election integrity. Here are five key cases to watch.
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Congressman Gabe Evans Calls for Energy Freedom as Colorado Expands Regulations
OPINION: Colorado’s Eighth District has an energy advantage most states envy. Weld County, in the northern part of my district, is the fourth-largest energy-producing county in the nation, producing 82% of Colorado’s oil and 56%…
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Federal Government Commits $250 Million to Colorado Power Grid Project
The U.S. Department of Energy is investing $250 million in a transmission connection between Colorado and Texas, which it says will improve grid reliability and meet growing electricity demand.
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Castle Pines Growth Spurs Redistricting and Campaign Finance Changes
Castle Pines officials are moving forward with proposed changes to the city’s election system that would make it easier for candidates to raise money and reshape district boundaries to accommodate rapid growth. During a City…
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AI regulation and COVID rhyme: Same warnings, same prescription of more government
History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes, is a maxim commonly attributed to Mark Twain. COVID and artificial intelligence don’t rhyme in the traditional sense. But listen closely to the political cadence and the…
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Trump’s Young Voter Coalition Is Fracturing, Baris Warns Republicans Risk Losing Them
Young Voters Did Not Elect Trump for This COMMENTARY By Rich BarisSeptember 23, 2026 Young Voters Did Not Elect Trump for ThisFR159526 AP Everything Republicans thought they knew about younger voters who backed them less…
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Denver Council Presses Public Safety Leaders Over 911 Response and Surveillance Spending
Longer 911 response times, police surveillance technology and the integrity of Denver’s crime lab drew scrutiny from the Denver City Council on Wednesday, as public safety officials defended their operations and outlined challenges facing their…
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Colorado Health Insurance Rates Rise 10% Statewide and 15.5% in Mesa County
If you buy health insurance on your own without help from an employer — and without receiving subsidies from the state or federal government — this will come as unwelcome news: Prices for coverage next…
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Colorado Receives $10.5 Million in FEMA Grants Days After Disaster Aid Denial
DENVER — Colorado is getting more than $10 million in pre-disaster mitigation grants that Trump administration officials says will empower states and local officials to manage their own disaster preparedness. The grants, announced Wednesday, come…
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