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Krista Kafer: What Gabe Evans got wrong about his grandfather’s immigration, he can still make right

"Rep. Gabe Evans should use his unique family background to champion humane treatment of illegal immigrants, even though it risks the ire of the president and the far right." -- Krista Kafer

U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans (R-CO) speaks at a news conference at the Republican National Committee after a meeting of the House Republican Conference on March 4, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Republicans discussed their party's priorities ahead of President Trump's first joint address to Congress since returning to the White House. (Photo by Tierney L. Cross/Getty Images)

An image of the proposed site. A proposal to build the state’s second Buc-ee’s along I-25 near Palmer Lake, south of Denver in El Paso County, has raised concerns among residents who worry about the impact the convenience store and gas station chain will have in the surrounding area. (Image from Palmer Lake public records)

Colorado’s best parcel of open space would be marred by the Buc-ee’s proposed for Palmer Lake (Opinion)

President Donald Trump holds up the “One, Big Beautiful Bill” Act that was signed into law as during an Independence Day military family picnic on the South Lawn of the White House on July 04, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Alex Brandon/Getty Images North America/TNS)

Yes, there are a few good parts of the One Big Beautiful Bill, but it’s a big bill (Letters)

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Chef and restaurateur Mary Nguyen always dreamed of opening her own chef-driven, fast-casual spot in Denver, and opened Olive & Finch in 2013. (Provided by Little Finch)

Is downtown Denver dead? Not according to these inspiring Coloradans. (Editorial)

The Denver Post's three-month-long downtown Denver project made it clear that the city has an uphill battle, but if you haven't visited the city recently, you may have missed some major developments.

Once, I defended a Montana man charged with violating the Endangered Species Act for killing a grizzly bear in self-defense. Attacked while guarding his sheep, he wounded and later killed the bear. Federal lawyers prosecuted him for eight years seeking...

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Katy Conway, metadata and cataloging librarian, helps organize newly arrived books at the Jefferson County Library's Library Service Center in Wheat Ridge on April 14, 2025. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

If Congress cuts library funding, here’s how it’ll harm Colorado’s rural communities (Letters)

"These are not luxuries — they are lifelines, especially for rural and lower-income Coloradans."

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Krista Kafer: What Gabe Evans got wrong about his grandfather’s immigration, he can still make right

Colorado’s best parcel of open space would be marred by the Buc-ee’s proposed for Palmer Lake (Opinion)

Yes, there are a few good parts of the One Big Beautiful Bill, but it’s a big bill (Letters)

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Schwartz: A 25% cut to NASA would set back institutions like the University of Colorado

Denver deserves better than a backroom deal that eases police accountability (Opinion)

East Denver bike shop makes you feel welcome, regardless of experience, age or budget

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Is downtown Denver dead? Not according to these inspiring Coloradans. (Editorial)

Should Abraham Lincoln High School, and other low-performing Denver schools, be closed? (Editorial)

The Boulder attack should deepen Colorado’s support for the Jewish community (Editorial)

Denver’s cuts will come at a terrible time, but no one should be surprised (Editorial)

Democratic leaders must acknowledge the cover-up of Biden’s mental and physical weaknesses (Opinion)

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Colorado Supreme Court considers the Hobson’s Choice of punishing self-defense (Opinion)

Here’s why you should vote ‘no’ on Polis’ bridge and instead support the 5280 Trail (Opinion)

Why isn’t Greeley asking for anything from the $1.1 billion Cascadia hockey arena project? (Opinion)

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If Congress cuts library funding, here’s how it’ll harm Colorado’s rural communities (Letters)

Colorado has a bridge it wants to sell you: Readers not buying it (Letters)

False hope of accountability from the Epstein battle (Letters)

Government leaders need to get off wrong side of history and gain new perspective (Letters)

Trump’s and Bergum’s fear of U.S. history makes them snowflakes (Letters)

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