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The Aurora food bank, Village Exchange Center, provides food and vaccines for refugees.

WE’RE proud and thankful to live in America. Our nation was built on great ideas and courage, but partisan power is crushing the American spirit. Together we can accomplish anything;

A Colorado man forwarded his mail using a change of address card, but when nothing came, he wondered what went wrong.

The pro-life activist whose home was raided by the FBI is now running for Congress. Mark Houck, who was acquitted of charges related to the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act earlier this year, announced recently that he is aiming to unseat GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., co-leader of the bipartisan Problem Solvers

Some Medicare beneficiaries also report charges for tests they have yet to receive, with cases ranging from individual test kits to bulk shipments.

Mark Houck, the anti-abortion activist who was arrested by armed FBI agents last year, is running for Congress in Pennsylvania's moderate 1st Congressional District.

Fiona Kier's mother contacted 7 Problem Solvers on behalf of her daughter's issue with no air conditioning in her Buffalo apartment.

Police in Boulder are warning of a spike in bike theft this month.

Residents in one Cheektowaga community said they constantly have lived in fear of the trees near their home falling. They called 7 Problem Solvers to look into what can be done.

Memo to the downtrodden, the mentally ill, and angry people everywhere: it’s against the law to threaten to kill people, and if you keep doing it, someone’s likely to send you to jail for it. Just ask Gov. Polis, who was the target of Jeromie Rose’s rage after Rose was denied emergency food service