Opinion Columns

The enhanced child tax credit, which reduces child poverty by 45%, expires after one year. In a Sun-hosted zoom interview, Michael Bennet pushes for a permanent solution.

Outsourcing to private companies usually means we pay more for less

Volunteerism can help heal nature, but physical work reminiscent of the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps has the power to heal the individual as well

Three books shed light on the history of racism in Colorado and the United States

If Biden, the great Senate institutionalist, doesn’t call out those Dems who oppose filibuster reform, then the speech defending voting rights is just so many words and Biden becomes part of the problem

As the Delta variant spreads, it has become increasingly clear that vaccinated individuals avoid severe, life-threatening illness

One tool to use: tax breaks for landlords of smaller, lower-income apartment buildings

Climate change is fueling more wildfires, and the smoke is turning the Front Range's polluted air toxic

There will be no fans at the Olympics. France is going to “COVID passports.” Don’t they want to own their libs? America is ahead of the game, but Republicans cheer the news that Biden didn’t reach his 70% vaccine goal.

We established a center at Colorado State University that develops and implements soil-based solutions to climate change.

Here's a challenge to all business owners and business leaders in Colorado: Seek opportunities to employ people who have disabilities.

The only reason the game is being played in Denver is that Major League Baseball pulled out of Atlanta after Georgia passed one of the earlier voter-suppression laws landing like a plague on much of red-state America.

After Atlanta lost the MLB All-Star Game in the wake of Georgia enacting restrictive voting rights laws, it is obvious Colorado keeps hitting its election laws out of the park

It's a recipe for disaster. Colorado’s businesses need a boost, not more barriers.

Life is not risk free, and we need to start considering the harms that we are perpetrating on our children in our public health quest to make our schools a zero-risk environment.

We look forward to seeing these tax code changes boost incomes for hundreds of thousands of Coloradans, encourage increased job creation, and support overall economic growth.

The midterms traditionally favor the party out of power — yes, that would be the Republicans — but the GOP is having problems finding candidates who could take on Jared Polis and Michael Bennet.

We all have a choice to either engage in efforts to help combat the loss of biodiversity and climate change, or watch from the sidelines.

Vainglorious Trump-defending attorney Bruce Castor and comic Bill Cosby claim the current high ground. Reality lays them low.

Why should women’s lives and health be at the mercy of the next election?