Trish Zornio

As I write, my skin is sweating. My body is hot to the touch. I’m tired and dehydrated no matter how many glasses of water I consume. I’m not sick.

A lot has happened in the past two weeks.

John Hickenlooper plans to run for reelection in 2026. If reelected, he would be 80 years old by the end of his next term. Is that what voters want?

On Friday morning, Colorado Sen. John Hickenlooper tweeted, “Ecstatic to cast my vote to nominate @KamalaHarris as the Democratic candidate for president 2024.”

Not long ago, many questioned if Vice President Kamala Harris was up to the task of a presidential campaign. Her polls, they feared. Her likability, they cried. Today, those worries have not only been soundly...

Gov. Jared Polis has made a big mistake calling for another special session to further cut property taxes. Yes, property taxes have caused concern for many Coloradans in recent years. But those concer...

Decades of fetishizing firearms and refusing to enact basic gun safety is a Republican theme. Not so for Democrats.

Proposition 131 is expected to pass thanks to wealthy backers, but it won’t fix the ironic root of political problems: money.

Mountain lions, guns and schools, oh my! Proposition 127, Proposition KK and Amendment 80 are a one-two-three of Colorado’s contentious ballot issues.

If Colorado's long ballot starts to feel like too many tough decisions, voting a little might be better than not voting at all.