Wiretap: Fixing the glitches
We'll take a day off from leading with the mess du jour in Washington to go with this: Peyton Manning's first post-surgery pass was...
Denver School Board race: Ideological, expensive, not viral
Mike Kiley, candidate for the at-large seat in the Denver Public School Board race, released a cat video. It's cheap and grainy and cheesy and fluffy. But probably not cheap or grainy or cheesy or fluffy enough.
Lamborn draws early campaign fire for ‘suicide caucus’ votes
Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn was one of the House Republicans who spearheaded the move to threaten a government shutdown unless the Senate and President Obama agreed to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. The plan didn't work.
Wiretap: Obamacare 1.0, gay marriage, Pueblo pot shops
The president gave a speech about Obamacare's much-worse-than-glitch problem. He said it was bad, but that things will improve once the IT team shows up. Feeling better?
Wiretap: Teaching Republicans how to talk about gays
Is it too soon to talk about 2014? Of course not. According to the Washington Post, Republicans are already trying to tutor their candidates how to talk about gays. You think word has gotten to Colorado?
Parents of slain prison guard plead DA Brauchler to drop pursuit of death penalty
"We believe the death penalty for Mr. Montour is a colossal mistake... Mr Montour has become a scapegoat for the continuing failures of the Colorado Department of Corrections."
Wiretap: The shutdown is over, Magpul is still here
OK, one more day on the shutdown, and that's all. We promise. Do check out the David Denby review of "12 Years a Slave."
Colorado won’t get back $218K it spent to run Rocky Mountain National Park during...
Colorado laid out $362,700 to guarantee Rocky Mountain National Park would stay open for ten days after October 11. That was a donation not a loan, say government sources. The state is not getting that money back.
Coffman looking forward to next debt-ceiling standoff
A day after Congress headed off default and ended a standoff that cost the nation billions, Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman said it was wrong to oppose debt-ceiling negotiations and that he's looking forward to the next round in January.
Wiretap: Sound and fury and billions of dollars
The shutdown/default drama is finally at an end. And it ended just the way everyone figured it would.