Here’s six ways Trump’s budget will hurt rural Americans
Article authored by Michael Chameides. It is reposted here with permission from the Colorado Times Recorder. Originally published May 23, […]
Article authored by Michael Chameides. It is reposted here with permission from the Colorado Times Recorder. Originally published May 23, […]
Valley Vision Center on North Ave. (VVC) wants the public to know it has gotten its business removed from the
The shopping website “Public Square” was established in 2022 as a “MAGA” equivalent to Amazon. It was originally intended to
The next event to protest Trump and Musk’s cruel, slash-and-burn authoritarian regime and put front and center the plight of
Even though voters turned down the proposal to build a new interchange on I-70 at 29 Road in the November
Local TV news stations KJCT and KKCO are reporting that Elon Musk’s “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) is terminating the
Colorado CD-3 House Rep. Jeff Hurd voted for a budget resolution that, if approved in the Senate, will leave Congress
Re-posting this article, previously posted on 2/19/25, as a reminder of the next protest. The People’s Union, a grassroots organization
A Mesa County Library card holder posted a 3-page letter on Instagram that is being sent to library users announcing
A decentralized group, GeneralStrike.us, is organizing a generalized national labor strike in the U.S. in an effort to force significant
For those of you who think big business leaders are automatically qualified to run government or head it’s important agencies,
The tax policies that convicted felon and President-elect Donald Trump wants to enact will raise taxes on working-class Americans, like
On November 25, Trump said that as soon as he’s inaugurated on January 20, 2025 he will institute a new
A civil wage theft lawsuit, 23CV52 (pdf), filed by a tenacious former vehicle detailer against Red Rock Auto Group II,
With other highway interchanges being built elsewhere in Colorado, the developers who will benefit from these projects kicked in millions
Mesa County Ballot Issue 1B asks voters if the County can keep almost $11.5 million that’s already been paid in