The 2025 NCAA Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournaments concluded recently — and Geno Auriemma, the legendary University of Connecticut Huskies women’s coach, wasted no time in critiquing the state of
Continue readingYes, March Madness “sucked” and NCAA executives don’t seem to care (Opinion)
Happy to pay taxes for services; not happy to let others off the hook This year, my wife and I are paying a huge tax bill. I appreciate the services
Soccer stadium will spotlight South Broadway’s charms Re: “NWSL stadium: Denver to kick in up to $70M,” April 10 news story South Broadway has plenty going for it. You can
Continue readingDenver’s investment in the new soccer stadium will help South Broadway (Letters)
Colorado lawmakers have passed an end to Colorado’s two-tier justice system. Now, Gov. Jared Polis just needs to sign House Bill 1147. The Denver Post’s reporters highlighted the injustice of
Continue readingPolis’ signature can end Colorado’s two-tier justice system (Editorial)
Right or wrong? Bennet plans campaign for governor while serving in U.S. Senate Re: “Bennet should resign now in his run for governor,” April 16 editorial I write in response
Continue readingOf course, Bennet can campaign for governor while serving in Senate (Letters)
A bill now under consideration in the Colorado Senate threatens an explosion of drive-by disability lawsuits in Colorado courts. House Bill 1239 was originally presented as a mere re-organization of
There should be no requirements before we enjoy our freedoms Re: “Semiautomatic weapons: Gun-control law signed,” April 11 news story Lawmakers who took the oath to protect the Constitution, pictured
Continue readingColorado’s new barrier to own semiautomatic guns is unconstitutional (Letters)
A welcome sign of our concern for our freedoms Re: “City Council considers whether to keep cams taking photos of license plates,” April 7 news story It’s a reminder of
Continue readingDenver’s surveillance-state must be balanced with our freedoms (letters)
We have not been displeased with U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet’s 16 years in federal office. We are, however, incredulous that he plans to spend 19 months running for Colorado governor
Collectively, we have over 200 years of experience in public land management and have served as U.S. Forest Service chiefs under both Republican and Democratic administrations. We are adamant that