Why does it matter? Sachs Foundation President Ben Ralston says studies have shown that the presence of just one Black teacher in grades 3-5 i…
It’s hard to miss the irony in all this. Make no mistake, the Democrats who wield all the levers of power in state government these days — and…
State government offices were closed on Monday in the first observance of Colorado’s newest official holiday. Juneteenth was recognized under …
The good news is parents can have a say over their kids’ education — and not only through local school board elections. It’s through elections…
After its legalization on the statewide ballot in November 2019, sports betting hit the thumbs of the public via a seemingly endless list of s…
As the most fortunate of Americans attempt to enjoy vacations this summer — as they run out of money and run up high-interest credit cards — t…
With our hockey hearts in hand watching the Stanley Cup Final, let’s recognize the Colorado community we share, even in tough times. There’s p…
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Try waving off a subpoena with a “no thanks” if you’re ever served with one. Good luck. That’s a privilege reserved only to Colorado’s highest…
It didn’t break our hearts to read in The Gazette this week that Coloradans have been buying “considerably less” legal marijuana than a year a…
Republicans don’t be fooled.
Organized religion, which historically has shaped the moral code and the basis for lawmaking in most societies, helps articulate that moral fr…
In explaining Denver’s fall from grace in the annual rankings of best cities by U.S. News & World Report, the magazine went right to the p…
Through all the years of abysmal performance by Adams 14 schools — thwarting countless kids and their aspirations — did any of these six-figur…
Actors have made good leaders, and the list is long. A small sampling:
With school districts abruptly ending classes in mid-spring 2020 and consigning students to “remote learning” online for much of the 2020-21 a…
Mail ballots for Colorado’s June 28 primary election will arrive this week, so get out your black ink pens. A reminder: Unaffiliated voters — …
At the request of President Joe Biden, the U.S. Senate in November confirmed Cole Finegan as the U.S. attorney for Colorado. Finegan is best k…
Most of Colorado’s congressional delegation subsists in a state of obscurity. Then there’s 3rd Congressional District Rep. Lauren Boebert, who…
Gazette readers this week were treated to an uplifting profile of a Colorado woman whose career path has taken her from full-time mom, to publ…
When the 2022 legislature balked at repealing the disastrous decriminalization of fentanyl it inflicted on our state three years ago, a fed-up…
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