Late last year, after a right-wing influencer released a dramatic video laden with false allegations about Somali-run day care centers in Minnesota, right-wing news outlets and activists descended on Somali workers at day care providers across the country, demanding to see the children in their care.
Tens of thousands rallied and marched in downtown Denver today, joining “No Kings” demonstrators who hit the streets to protest against Trump and his policies in cities across the state and country.
As thousands of anti-Trump protesters gathered in Greeley, Denver, and elsewhere for “No Kings” rallies, U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans stood in front of hundreds of fellow Republicans in a Brighton church, boasted about being the “two-time Donald Trump-endorsed candidate,” and asked them to choose him as the GOP candidate for Colorado’s most competitive congressional district, located north of Denver.
Despite the unpopularity of President Donald Trump and his core agenda, U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans (R-CO) is on the campaign trail taking singular credit for the passage of Trump’s “monumental agenda” — and promoting himself as the “two-time Donald Trump-endorsed candidate for this race.”
If you stumbled on KOA’s Colorado’s Morning News (CMN) over the past eight years and you were expecting a right-wing rant or slant from its hosts, you would have been wrong. Marty Lenz co-anchored the morning news slot from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. from 2018 to October of 2025 with a gentle and persistent even-handedness that won him admirers across the political spectrum. He tracked political issues closely and asked the questions that officials needed to answer. And his wide interests and knowledge of Denver enabled him to bring in entertaining and relevant guests to talk about cultural happenings and more.
In response to questions arising from an investigation by Colorado Times Recorder, a spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) revealed last week for the first time that it detains people at its office in Centennial, located at 12445 E Caley Ave., among a cluster of buildings about 20 minutes south of Denver.
Barry Arrington, a lawyer who has worked with the Alliance Defending Freedom and other right-wing groups, has been tapped for a role in the U.S. Department of Justice. Here's what you should know.
After receiving an overwhelming vote of “no-confidence” by a GOP governing body, Colorado Republican Party Chair Brita Horn announced her plan to resign yesterday, citing her party’s internal “vitriol and hostility.”
All six Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation — led by U.S. Rep. Brittany Pettersen — demanded yesterday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) “immediately” stop holding people for “extended periods of time in small, confined rooms that are meant to be a temporary holding space.”
The day after the Colorado Times Recorder revealed that ICE has been detaining immigrants in at least nine makeshift facilities throughout Colorado, 31 state lawmakers — led by congressional candidate Manny Rutinel — sent a letter to the leaders of the Department of Homeland Security and ICE stating that the “existence of undisclosed detention sites, ‘hidden in plain sight’ between strip malls and office parks, is unacceptable.”
