Lauren Boebert stands 5 feet tall and weighs just 100 pounds. Despite her small stature, it's become a significant part of her political identity. As a Colorado congresswoman, she uses her height to advocate for personal protection and gun rights. She openly carries a gun, not as a fashion statement
Meet Travis Hunter, a football phenom for the Colorado Buffaloes who is redefining what it means to be a two-way player. He's setting records, leading his team, and exciting fans with his unparalleled endurance. On any given Saturday, Hunter can be found participating in 161 plays—that's 85 on defen
In the face of harsh winter conditions, Colorado Governor Jared Polis has taken swift action. He declared a disaster emergency on Tuesday evening, aiming to support the state's response to the severe weather. This move authorizes the Colorado National Guard, minus firearms, to aid in the winter stor
Burglars in Colorado have been targeting homes of Asian American business owners, and the problem is spreading. Over the past year, $1 million worth of cash and luxuries have been stolen from homes in Douglas County. Police believe this is part of a wider crime ring called the South American Theft G
You might think getting into a bowl game is easy in college football these days. Just win six out of twelve games, right? Well, Colorado hasn't managed that since 2016. When Deion Sanders started his first season in Boulder, things looked promising with a 3-0 start. But then came a harsh 1-8 confere
For three days in mid-October, residents of Colorado can apply to any of the state's 32 public colleges and several private institutions without paying a fee. This event, known as Colorado Free Application Day, is happening for the seventh time. It's a part of Colorado Applies Month, a five-week cam
An intriguing development has unfolded in Pueblo, Colorado, where the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has begun looking into possible wrongdoings at the state mental health hospital. The investigation comes amid reports that the hospital's chief of police, Rick McMorran, has taken a leave of
The Rise of Disinformation: A Growing Threat In recent years, disinformation has become an increasingly common tactic in politics. The rise of social media and the internet has made it easier for false information to spread quickly. This can have devastating consequences, as seen in Tina Peters' ca
Tina Peters, the former Mesa County Clerk, was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a data breach that exposed election system vulnerabilities. Her case highlights how false claims about voting machine fraud can lead to disastrous consequences. Peters' actions were not only a betrayal o
In the era of increased awareness and scrutiny, it's no surprise that the role of a state attorney general has garnered more attention than ever before. As Colorado's attorney general, I'm proud to be carrying on a legacy of protecting consumers and standing up to Big Tech, just as Vice President Ka
