The Colorado state Senate approved a bill Wednesday that would reduce the penalty for felony murder, a statute under Colorado state law that allows a person to be convicted of murder and automatically sentenced to life in prison without having killed anyone or been aware of the murder.
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Election Fraud Video Removed: What We Learned About YouTube’s Disinformation Policies
When a video was removed from our YouTube channel without warning earlier this month, we began to think about how journalists should responsibly cover those making false claims and how coverage of these events is handled by social media sites.
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CO Republican Speaks Out Against Racially Biased Crime Following Atlanta Attack
In response to the deadly Atlanta-area shootings that left six Asian women and two others dead, Colorado Rep. Matt Soper (R-Delta) gave a stirring speech on the House floor Wednesday to condemn rising racism towards the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Colorado.
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Civil Rights Leaders Call for Solidarity With Elijah McClain Protestors in Advance of Hearings
The only people charged in relation to the murder of 23-year-old Elijah Mcclain, protestors Eliza Lucero, Lillian House, and Joel Northam, are scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Adams County this Tuesday, March 9, on charges involving a June 2020 protest calling for an investigation into McClain’s death.
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Casper Stockham Joins CO GOP Leaders Promoting Election Fraud Conspiracy
[Updated 3/5: see additional statement from Jonathan Lockwood at end]
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CO Christian University Hosts Lecture on the ‘Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters’
Jeff Hunt welcomed Abigail Shrier, author of Irreversible Damage: the Transgender Craze Seducing our Daughters, to Colorado Christian University’s (CCU) distinguished lecture series Monday to discuss a “generation of girls at risk” of a transgender “social contagion” sweeping the nation.
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Liz Cheney “Deserves To Be” in “Big Trouble,” Says Tancredo After WY Trip To Endorse Cheney Challenger
Former Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO) traveled to Wyoming last month to show his support for U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney’s (R-WY) primary challenger, Wyoming state Rep. Anthony Bouchard (R-Cheyenne).
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Report: Pollution From Oil and Gas Operations May Put Some Coloradans at Higher COVID Risk
Drawing on data from Colorado counties, a report released yesterday by Physicians for Social Responsibility warns that pollution from oil and gas extraction may increase rates of COVID-19 infection and death.
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Delta County Republicans Briefed on “What Really Happened” in DC, Including Alleged Antifa Involvement
In a Facebook post, labeled “What Really Happened in Washington,” the Delta County GOP summarized a 90-minute briefing, delivered at its monthly meeting Jan. 12, by six people who attended Trump’s Jan. 6 speech.
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Coffman Faces Backlash After Posing as Homeless Veteran
A group of Aurora city council members and advocates gathered Thursday to address Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman’s remarks on homelessness, following his seven-day stint on the streets of Aurora posing as a homeless veteran.