Aurora, United States (Local)
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Given Jimmy Sengenberger's focus on local government, politics, and education in Colorado and the United States, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or insights into these areas. This could include topics such as election processes, political decisions impacting Colorado residents, educational policies and practices within the state.
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Colorado’s congressional Democrats spent weeks pontificating about the disaster of a government shutdown. But when it came time to vote, every single one of them opposed reopening the federal government. Let that sink in. On Monday, the U.S. Senate approved a deal to fund the federal government through Jan. 30, with eight senators who caucus […]
By: Jimmy Sengenberger
Gasoline may finally be hovering above $2 a gallon, but for many Coloradans, times are tough and money is tight.
In recent years, governments and social institutions have embraced a single narrative: transgender- and nonbinary-identifying youths must be automatically and fully affirmed — no questions asked. This ideology now permits biological males to compete in girls’ and women’s sports. But as trans and nonbinary identification begins reverting toward generational norms, the tides are turning. As […]
Driving into Golden with my fiancée on Wednesday night, we entered what felt like a ghost town. Streetlights vanished. Buildings went dark. Darkness surrounded us. For several minutes, we experienced what tens of thousands of Coloradans were feeling — life without power in the night. And not the sweet, romantic, candlelit kind. Xcel Energy’s planned […]
By: Jimmy Sengenberger
Earlier this year, Denver Public Schools tried to blame President Donald Trump for their enrollment crisis — and even made a federal case of it.
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Kilyn Lewis was shot and killed by Aurora Police in May 2024. One month later, protesters shut down the Aurora City Council. “This meeting now becomes ours,” declared activist Auon’tai Anderson, a former Denver school board member known for theatrics, as he led chanting demonstrators toward the dais until council members ended the meeting. Far-left activists […]
Gazette columnist Rachel Gabel, editor of The Fence Post Magazine, says Gov. Jared Polis has ushered in an unprecedented era of tone-deafness to rural Colorado. In this sweeping interview with investigative columnist Jimmy Sengenberger, Gabel leaves no stone unturned over the issues facing rural Coloradans, warning everyday working people averse to politics, “If you’re not […]
What should happen when a newly elected city councilman tasked with leading the council’s public safety committee — and therefore overseeing the Aurora Police Department — gets convicted of a DUI? On Tuesday, progressive Aurora City Councilman Rob Andrews pleaded guilty to one charge of driving under the influence 0.20+ BAC. That’s legal shorthand for more than three times the legal limit of 0.08% blood alcohol […]
By: Tony Olivero, Jimmy Sengenberger
As homelessness continues to persist across Colorado, former Aurora City Councilman Dustin Zvonek paints a compelling picture of how the primary
