A coalition of Democratic legislators has announced plans to drop a political nuclear bomb the first week of Colorado’s legislative session, breaking an 81-year-old ceasefire between...
When President-elect Donald Trump nominated Denver’s Chris Wright as secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, the predictable howls from the left were swift and loud....
Lamb is as Colorado as 14,000-foot peaks and Palisade peaches. Raised in rugged terrain, Colorado lamb is known for its lean meat and rich flavor. Many...
I heard ranting. The typical homeless-man ranting that we’ve all become accustomed to. I wasn’t scared. I’m used to walking downtown in cities – New York,...
If only the cottonwood trees throughout our sacred homelands — stretching from the Sand Creek Massacre Site to the sacred waters of Hot Springs State Park...
Homelessness and its effects have become some of the most critical issues of our time across Colorado and much of the nation. After all my years...
Colorado is still facing a property tax crisis of historic proportions. Runaway growth in property values caused by a lack of housing supply, growing demand from...
If only navigating public policy were like a “choose your own adventure” novel where the right choices lead inexorably to a successful and satisfying ending. In...
At 5:20 p.m. on Dec. 18, I received an email from the Colorado Parks and Wildlife. I signed up for the mailing list for wolf reintroduction...
There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction unless the state changes its mind. Simply put, this small inholding,...
