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They’re safe. The world sighed relief as the 13 members of the “Wild Boars” soccer team emerged safely from the Tham Luang Cave in northern Th…
Now that the dust has settled about the Masterpiece Cake decision, and with Justice Kennedy’s announced retirement alongside the start of the …
There is a great migration of people leaving California because they do not like how the state is changing. In the past ten years alone a mill…
I am patriotic. Loving my country does not make me a toxic nationalist. The dictionary definition of being patriotic has always been: having o…
Roland, our food tour guide on a recent vacation to Montreal, had a great personality to match his great size. Reassured by the reverse of the…
I had little agreement, patience or tolerance for most of what the Obama administration did and stood for, but there is an enormous difference…
We live in a country whose historic legacy as a democracy is the unalienable right to life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness, a…
Last week I was invited to Fort Carson for the observance of 8th Regiment Week. I spent a pleasant day with Command Sgt. Maj. Tim Chrysler and…
Our city leaders deserve credit for making Colorado Springs a center of gravity for cybersecurity education, training and work. That Colorado …
Gov. John Hickenlooper recently signed an executive order directing his appointees at the Air Quality Control Commission to promulgate a new r…
In a newspaper column just after Britain’s historic vote on June 23, 2016, to leave the European Union, I said of the near-universal failure o…
I am vexed about illegal immigration. I am hardly the only one. Pretty much anyone looking at our immigration system and its handling of illeg…
Standing tall, chin up, with rays of sun shimmering down on the figure, a symbol of truth and justice. Once in a while, a hero emerges to brin…
We just finished the primary political races for Colorado. I heard that we had a record number of voters turn out to vote in El Paso County. H…
40. The Big Four–Oh. The midlife milestone. If we compressed a lifetime into a single week, turning 40 would be life’s Wednesday — humanity’s …
As my family and I get ready to celebrate Independence Day, I cannot help but reflect, and be thankful to our men and women in uniform who fou…
Recently, I received a juror summons and from Michelle Flesher, El Paso County Jury Commissioner, requesting my presence at the El Paso Combin…
According to a comprehensive analysis of veteran suicides, an average of 20 active duty military service members, non-activated Guard and Rese…
It was the way catastrophes really happen and not as you imagine them.The trip had been planned for months. I booked the flight to Montreal th…
In 2018, small business is extremely political. Small-business owners as a community are very interested in what is happening in the world of …
It's been four years since the Phoenix VA scandal exposed extensive wait lists at Department of Veterans Affairs facilities nationwide. Not en…
A coalition of ever-expanding concerned citizens of the Pikes Peak region continue to pressure the Colorado Springs Utilities Board to close t…
One in four Americans is personally affected by the opioid crisis, and the U.S. lost 116 people every day in 2016 from opioid-related overdose…
On June 26, for the first time in history, Colorado's 1.2 million unaffiliated voters will be able to cast a ballot in a Republican or Democra…
Everybody is talking about Roseanne. Comedienne and television actress Roseanne Barr headed a cast of the popular television show that bears h…