Opinion
OPED: We hear Cherry Creek Schools community concerns, and we have answers
Selecting the next superintendent is among the most important decisions the Board of Education will make. We are committed to a comprehensive, transparent, and inclusive process that reflects the values of our community and results in a leader who will build on Cherry Creek’s tradition of excellence and help prepare our students for the future. […]
Toon in Thursday
Read more REEL NEWS IN A RUSH: Top headlines in Thursday’s NewsMinute video Read more VOTE 2026: Aurora’s CD6, Denver and CD 7 in JeffCo choosing CU regents amid AI, oversight concerns Read more Arapahoe County deputy fired, arrested after alleged inmate misconduct
Toon in Monday
Read more Meet the air traffic controller who flies himself to work in Pueblo with his ‘paramotor’ — video Read more Exclusive: Soldiers and Gold Star families press Army leadership after deadly Iranian drone strike Read more Prop 134 could end transgender participation in Colorado school, college athletics
Toon in Thursday
Read more Tips for getting a professional headshot that feels authentic and conveys the image you want Read more Rural MAHA followers say Trump hasn’t improved health of their communities, an AP-KFF poll finds Read more Here’s why experts say now is an ideal time to protect yourself from flu
Toon in Friday
Read more Poll: Cherry Creek schools voters demand more trust and accountability after controversies Read more Aurora town hall with area police leaders focuses on camera technology and fentanyl laws Read more Voter sues Aurora to force more published arguments against local tax hike measures
EDITORIAL: Protecting the nation from propaganda has become a critical mission
There are two lines U.S. government officials should never cross, especially the Trump administration. One is the line passing off political promotion and propaganda advertising as paid announcements to the public. Another is the line separating a president’s authority from government retaliation against journalists whose reporting he dislikes. The Trump administration has dangerously violated both […]
Toon in Wednesday
Read more REEL NEWS IN A RUSH: Top headlines in Wednesday’s NewsMinute video Read more Arapahoe County leaders tour data centers amid community pushback, regulations Read more PERRY: If Santa Syndrome doesn’t explain city council’s reality disconnect, click thrice for more
PERRY: If Santa Syndrome doesn’t explain city council’s reality disconnect, click thrice for more
Let’s start easy.Who believes that Santa drops into your house once a year to leave off presents, which were often made in China before Donald Trump took back the White House? Well, that’s a good start. So, how many of you non-believers set out cookies and milk on Christmas Eve? Yup. I think what’s happened […]
ARMSTRONG: No kidding. Fewer children in Colorado lead to mounting closure decisions, effects
Parents long have worried about disappearing children. In 1816, the Brothers Grimm told the story of the children of the German town Hameln. According to legend, in 1284 a piper lured away a town’s plague rats for a fee, but the townspeople refused to pay. So the piper returned and led away 130 children, lost […]
GUEST OPED: Black non-profits deserve a leveled philanthropic playing field
Non-profits are integral to every community’s infrastructure. We feed your neighbors, check their blood pressure, enrich your children’s lives, care for your elders and make sure there is art in your public spaces. But right now, we’re hurting. Because even as public funds are being pulled from organizations that serve those in need, the ranks […]