Here’s How Title 42 Impacts Illegal Immigration
Earlier this year, President Biden announced his intentions to end Title 42, a policy that allowed the US Border Patrol to turn away migrants to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Biden Continues Attacks on Energy Production: The Truth About Oil and Gas Prices
Did you know that as of this writing, Colorado's average price per gallon for regular unleaded fuel is $4.22? That's a more than $1 per gallon increase since this same time last year. It's also Colorado's highest recorded average price, according to AAA.
Elon Musk Wants to Buy Twitter: Now What?
Have you browsed Twitter lately? If yes, you've probably noticed that debate on the platform is generally anything but civil. Still, Twitter is a de facto town square, allowing politicians, news organizations, and the masses to push their opinions and messages.
Increase of Catalytic Converter Theft Could Drain Coloradoans’ Pocketbooks
Imagine getting into your vehicle, which has been in the office parking lot all day, after a hard day’s work to suddenly notice a loud, rattling noise once you start their engine. When you press on the accelerator, the noise gets louder, and it is obvious the sound is coming from underneath the car.
Impact of New Mexico Marijuana Legalization on Colorado Sales
Mayor Phil Rico of Trinidad, Colorado, said he expects his community to lose revenue from marijuana sales due to neighboring New Mexico’s legalization of selling recreational cannabis, which started April 1.
New State Senate Bill Aims to Help Those with Non-Violent Criminal Backgrounds
In February, SB 22-099 was introduced to the senate and it could help Colorado residents with non-violent criminal backgrounds secure jobs and housing. The bill was originally drafted to help ease some of the impacts certain people and businesses have faced after the pandemic.
If You Can’t Ban It, Overregulate It: Democrats War on Guns Continues
In 2020, my husband and I took a concealed carry course at Magnum Shooting Center in Colorado Springs. The class itself was approximately four hours and covered a number of topics related to gun ownership and safety. After the classroom instruction, we spent an hour on the range.
The Truth About Nuclear Fusion and Fission
What do you think of when you hear the words "nuclear energy?" Does it conjure images of Chernobyl or Fukushima? Perhaps you think of nuclear weapons and the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Democrats Vote “No” on Alternative Energy Study
On January 19, Senator Bob Rankin (R-District 8) and Representative Hugh McKean (R-District 51) introduced Senate Bill 22-073, "Alternative Energy Sources," in the Colorado General Assembly. And after its introduction, SB22-073 moved to the senate's State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee.
Where Does Colorado Stand on Abortion?
On Jan. 19, Rep. Dave Williams (R-District 15) introduced House Bill 22-1079, "Abolishing Abortion In Colorado," to the House, and it was then assigned to the Health & Insurance committee.
Latest Articles
Guest Opinion: Housing alone isn’t enough to solve homelessness by Dustin Zvonek
The White House recently took an important step toward rethinking America’s approach to homelessness. An executive order signed by President Trump last year directs federal housing...
Guest Opinion: Camping ordinance focuses on providing a solution
Guest Post by David Leinweber, Colorado Springs City Councilman
Every person living on our streets has value. No exceptions. No one plans to sleep under a bridge....
City Council failed to improve public safety
Guest Post by Dave Donelson, Colorado Springs City Councilman
City Council had the chance to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Colorado...