Mario Nicolais

Buying a house in the super-hot real estate market in Colorado can sometimes involve some family help, and usually a lot of luck.

In the most chaotic end of session in Colorado legislative history, Republicans lost the state for a decade — now they are doubling down

When Frontier and Spirit airlines proposed to merge, I decided to give them a try — and I ended up paying for it in the end

After two years of broken interaction with various communities, it is life-affirming to be back among the people who know me

By making possession of any drug mixture that contains even a trace amount of fentanyl a felony, amendments to the original bill could pose serious problems

After struggling for years to fully embrace Easter, I finally came to peace when I thought of it as an example for my daily life rather than a one time miracle

As the criminal trial against Kent Thiry and DaVita began last week, it underscored what the DOJ is really after

The singer-songwriter-actress’s deft compassion for the ill Hollywood legend should not be overlooked in the wake of bad behavior by other attendees

Colorado's Republican Party is being driven to outlandish extremes, spurred by a host of debacles, rabble rousers and a felon

A Denver doctor's recent medical journal entry caused an uproar in medical fields, but it is a debate worth having to help ease suffering

Despite a seemingly endless series of dismal circumstances, it is more important than ever to be grateful

Many astute Republican strategists understand the lawsuit could harm their candidates, but the action has been brought by people at the heart of current GOP

As the world watched Russia invade Ukraine, culture warriors here in the U.S. reignited battles believed to be long over

Despite a multitude of legal challenges, the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder could become Secretary of State — and destabilize Colorado’s democracy

After he succumbed to several long-term illnesses, including long-haul COVID, I am sure he is in a place that fit him better than this world

The conservative Douglas County school board majority put politics ahead of good education policy by firing Superintendent Corey Wise

The partisan fights between presidents and the U.S. Senate forced the justice out while he could be reasonably assured who would replace him

The platform's algorithms flagged me for abuse and harassment after I paraphrased the classic myth of Oedipus

Limiting access to the ballot threatens each of us, even in states like Colorado where our election officials have created safe, accessible processes

The much-liked and respected state senator will need a perfect campaign — and help from outside organizations