Wednesday’s grueling twelve-hour meeting of the Colorado House’s Health and Insurance Committee ended with the defeat of three extreme anti-abortion bills.
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MyPillow CEO and GOP Candidates Headline CO Election Conspiracy Event
“This is not about Republican and Democrat,” Mesa County, Colorado, Clerk Tina Peters told the audience of election conspiracists. “They try to make it so it seems they’re dividing one party against the other, but it’s not that at all. It’s the globalists who have their thumb on the scales. … So it’s important for us to bring everybody into the fold to let them know what’s going on.”
“Our Childrens’ Survival Is at Risk:” CO School’s Anti-trans Stance Angers Parents
A proclamation targeting transgender students and Colorado’s public accommodations and non-discrimination laws, approved by the board of Monument Academy drew criticism from parents, students, and staff members of the district during a Board of Education meeting yesterday.
From ‘COVID Brain’ to Extreme Fatigue: A Doc’s View on the Varying Symptoms of Long COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the world on a wild ride.
El Paso County Sheriff Candidate Rallies Supporters at ‘Muster’ Campaign Event
Speaking before a crowded room at a bar in Calhan Feb. 12, El Paso County, Colorado, Sheriff candidate Todd Watkins affirmed his commitment to upholding the U.S. Constitution and fighting against what he sees as rampant government corruption.
Here’s What ‘Equity’ Means to Mesa County Students Who Experienced Discrimination
Two 16-year-old Palisade High School students — Maya McDaniel and Charlotte Allen — thanked school board members at the Feb. 15 Mesa County Valley School District 51 Board of Education meeting for not firing school Superintendent Diana Sirko, Assistant Superintendent Brian Hill, and the director of equity and inclusion, Tracy Gallegos.
Hate Cake Provocateur Enters Race for Castle Rock State Rep.
Bill Jack, a Christian educator from Castle Rock, has announced his candidacy for the Colorado General Assembly, having been recruited by the current incumbent of his prospective seat.
Candidate for Governor Ganahl Calls on CU to End ‘Vaccine Mandates,’ Which Include Measles & Mumps
Boulder County’s indoor mask requirement ends today, except on the University of Colorado campus, where earlier this week the CU Boulder Public Health Office announced it would continue the campus mask requirement despite the county’s decision. This prompted CU Regent and gubernatorial hopeful Heidi Ganahl to call on her own institution to “drop the mandates.”
For Boosters, Is There Different Advice for the Elderly and the Immunocompromised?
If you’re confused about coronavirus vaccination, you’re not alone. Blame the confusion on the coronavirus itself.
It Was Once Called N-Word Creek, Then ‘Negro Creek.’ Now What to Name It?
On Wednesday evening, scholars, policymakers, and activists from across Colorado convened to discuss a proposal to change the names of two geographic features in Delta County.