An event titled “Countdown 2020 – War for America’s Soul” will be hosted by conservative talk radio hosts Dennis Prager and Michelle Malkin tomorrow at CU South Denver.
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Conservative Radio Hosts Condemn Cory Gardner
Conservative talk radio hosts Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden, and conservative activist/talk radio host Karen Kataline, went on the air Monday to express their disapproval of the “effeminate country club Republicanism” of Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO), by comparing him to Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT).
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Meet Steven Woodrow, Candidate for State House District Six
Steven Woodrow, a business litigation attorney in Denver, has taken on a new project: running to be a Colorado state Representative.
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OB/GYN Training Falls Short at Many Faith-Based Hospitals
A study released by the University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus in September reveals training shortcomings for OB/GYN medical residents at Catholic and other religious hospitals that were mainly Christian based.
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Poll: Public Lands Issues Sway Colorado Voters
An “Outdoor Voting Bloc” in Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Montana, and New Mexico that holds sway in elections and bases much of its vote on issues regarding public lands and conservation, according to a poll released Oct. 3 by the Center for Western Priorities, a Denver-based conservation organization.
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Gov. Polis and Other State Leaders Advocate for Prop CC at Campaign Kick-Off
The campaign for Yes on Proposition CC officially kicked off this morning at Metropolitan State University, in Denver.
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Lawmakers Host Summit in Support of Vaccine Exemptions
Last Wednesday morning, Rep. Lori Saine (R-Firestone) and Sen. Vicki Marble (R-Greeley) hosted the second public “Vaccine and Health Choice Summit” at the Colorado State Capitol.
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Three Arrested During Rush Hour Climate Justice Protest
Police arrested a handful of climate justice protesters today for blocking traffic on Speer Blvd, after a small but determined demonstration in Denver’s Sunken Gardens Park.
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CU Denver to Hold Panel on Colorado’s Energy Future
The University of Colorado Denver’s School of Public Affairs will host a First Friday Breakfast October 4 to discuss Colorado’s advancements in energy, particularly renewable energy.
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Study Finds Huge Public Health Costs Associated with Colorado Wildfires
A new study by the Natural Resources Defense Council and the University of California San Francisco suggests that climate change events, like Colorado wildfires, bear an even bigger cost than previously considered.