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In multiple states, and across Europe, we are witnessing an abandonment of a culture of life. Assisted suicide is only the latest indicator of this shift, and its wide adoption

“Would you like to apologize for what you’ve done to these good people?” U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) asked Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg earlier this week at a congressional hearing

“Homelessness” is a misnomer — or at the very least a deceiving oversimplification — for the crisis Denver and Colorado face. Though it is absolutely true the folks living along

Colorado isn’t unique to having challenges with the increased number of unhoused in our communities, nor do we have the silver-bullet solution. What we do have are mayors who have

KXLY 4 News Now invites you to vote on the 2023 best Christmas movies.

This year’s CMAS test scores show we’re closing the COVID gap, which is undoubtedly good news, but a return to mediocrity for our public schools is hardly cause for celebration.

In the realm of education, progress is measured in small steps. Colorado recently published its CMAS (Colorado Measures of Academic Success) scores, and we saw a slight improvement. Though seemingly

Indeed, special elections cost money, but if money is the primary concern, why hold elections at all? I imagine there is a clever despot somewhere in world history that has

Colorado is one of a few states that allow for vacancy committees to fill a legislative seat vacated outside of an election period. Twenty-five states fill vacancies with a special

The former president has avoided sharing a stage with any of his rivals, often skipping cattle calls that other candidates attend.