Protesting? Know your rights, and the risks
If you are among those taking to the streets to protest police brutality against people of color, the American Civil […]
If you are among those taking to the streets to protest police brutality against people of color, the American Civil […]
In a new documentary released Friday, May 22, Norma McCorvey, the plaintiff in the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling in
The principal of a public western slope elementary school posted a message on the school’s Facebook page April 11 that
KREX received a cease-and-desist letter (pdf) from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign threatening the station over a political ad it
Kids: want to make some easy money? Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF), is announcing its 2019 Student Essay Contest.
On the same day Trump’s raids on immigrant families are scheduled to start (today), Trump issued a series of tweets
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 13, 2019 MEDIA CONTACT: Vanessa Michel, Director of Communications Office: 720-402-3112, Mobile: 917-399-0733 Deanna Hirsch,
In a reaction to a letter the Mesa County Commissioners sent to the state legislature opposing SB19-181(pdf), Mesa County residents
The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled February 15, 2019 that a Fort Collins, Colorado city ordinance prohibiting women
Right wingers often disparage political liberals in western Colorado with nasty names like “libtard” and “snowflake.” Some even claim without
Attend a FREE political event to celebrate the increasing power of liberals and progressives on the western slope! Come to
Note: I first published this article in August of 2018, but given President Trump’s recent racist statements toward four female
The Grand Valley Business Times (GVBT) has long been a source of business news in Mesa County, usually focusing on
An election is coming up this month, and supporters of incumbent Senator Ray Scott (R, Dist-7 – Mesa County) need
Mesa County residents who are fed up with State Senator Ray Scott are running a campaign urging people not
The first Thursday in May of every year is the National Day of Reason, a celebration that coincides with the
At their workshop Monday evening, Grand Junction City Council decided mixing religion with government was a good thing to do,
Grand Junction City Council plans to re-assess the issue of hosting religious invocations at public meetings at their Monday, March