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Colorado’s monster ballot longest in the nation

With a record 18 proposals on everything from oil and gas taxes to unions to the developmentally disabled to gambling, Colorado voters will be weighing in on the longest ballot in Colorado since 1912 — and the largest in the United States this year.

Students choosing ‘Paris on the Platte’ over Paris for off-campus ‘Swing...

Our Center for Independent Media colleague and resident youth-vote expert Mike Connery writes about an innovative for-credit political opportunity for college students this election...

Obama, McCain and media get street art make-over

Denver artist Scot Lefavor is taking his political message to the street, pasting paper political images on buildings around town. He's a Barack Obama fan....

Western Slope Roundup: Cyclists win some, lose some ground

Pedal west of the Divide to find out what Aspen, three-breasted cyclists, nervous husbands and gun-toting campers had in common during last week's news...

Colorado Springs number five place to live work and play

Colorado Springs has received its fair share of recognition in recent years. Home to James Dobson's Focus on the Family empire and scandalized Ted...

California says ‘I do’ to gay marriage; Colorado AG Suthers left...

In a couple of short hours, thousands of gays and lesbians in California will begin flocking to their city halls and houses of worship...

Aspen resuscitates skiing just in time for summer festival season

If you're headed to the Food & Wine Magazine Classic this weekend in Aspen, be sure to pack all the accoutrements of the culinary...

Former astronaut Jemison urges morality in business

Business owners should morally judge the work their company does. That was the message delivered from the first African-American woman to go into orbit...

The Lucky Few: Refugee Resettlement in Colorado

The United Nations estimates there are over 13 million refugees in the world. Less than one percent will ever be resettled in a third...

Horse Auction Aims for a Happy Ending

Last year, the Garfield County Sheriff's department confiscated more than 30 horses because their owner had neglected their care. On Saturday, at a horse...
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