A campaign finance complaint made against Colorado state Rep. Ron Weinberg moved into an investigation phase last week, according to documents from the secretary of state’s Elections Division.

A growing number of Colorado university faculty bodies have adopted resolutions asking school leaders to consider pooling resources to oppose the Trump administration’s unprecedented push to reshape colleges nationwide.

Commissioners voted 3-0 to reduce DCSD’s role over near-unanimous community opposition and a warning from the state’s own charter school authority

On Sunday, picketers in front of a Starbucks on South Broadway in Denver approached customers as they entered the store’s drive-thru, discussed the national strike against the coffee chain, and persuaded many to leave without making a purchase. ,

It would be asinine to pretend that the state of things in this country has not deteriorated since I wrote last year’s Thanksgiving column; that, for those of us who believe in a vision of America which is currently being trampled under ICE’s boots, there is not ample reason to experience the opposite of thankfulness. Now is the winter of our discontent, not yet made glorious summer, “my idols are dead and my enemies are in power,” all that jazz.

Tucker Carlson’s easygoing Oct. 27 interview with Nick Fuentes, a popular young racist and antisemite who reveres Adolf Hitler, has forced Republicans to clarify whether they oppose all antisemitism or just antisemites on the Left. So far, conservative and pro-family groups that claim to uphold Judeo-Christian values are sticking with Carlson.