#Editorials

As neighbors of a proposed data center in northwest Colorado Springs will learn this evening at a community meeting on the project, it poses none of the problems foreseen by some residents and resolves all of their reasonable concerns.…

As the legislature wraps up its 120-day session this week, ruling Democrats are working to undermine the will of Colorado voters — before they even vote — on a much-needed ballot proposal to fund the state’s roads.…

The greater Pikes Peak region lost a true leader with a heart and a vision last week, with the passing of Julie Foster at age 89. Foster was decades ahead of her time with her mission to address mental health, years before phrases like “mental health…

Colorado’s legislature appears on the verge of embracing a new motto: “Special security, legal and privacy protections for we — and none for thee.” Lawmakers are advancing House Bill 26-1422, a 60-page bill to provide new taxpayer-funded protections for…

The word at the Capitol is that this year’s attempt to deny workers a vote on paying union dues is dead on arrival when it reaches the desk of Gov. Jared Polis. Same as last year. Let’s hope so.…

Clear thinking has prevailed at the Gold Dome with the demise of proposed legislation that would have enabled the sale of high-potency THC beverages wherever alcohol is legally available — bars, liquor stores, restaurants and even grocery and convenience…

Last week, the teachers union in the Douglas County School District — Colorado’s third-largest — asked the district’s board to restore collective bargaining. A previous board ended it in 2012.…