How about we take urban at risk kids and teach them to shoot guns? Well, that's exactly what my friend Mike Mills does with his charitable organization, Clay Connections. And the results? Well, they're going to surprise you.

Another Colorado election and another sweep for the left. Marianne Goodland from the Gazette Newspapers dissects the results.

After Charlie Kirk's assassination, what's left of the organization he built into a political machine. Spencer Walker runs Turning Point USA in the Denver area. He sees opportunity to find common ground with his political opponents.

Is school choice only for those who have money? For over 20 years now, Parents Challenge has been helping poor families get the educational services that are right for their kids. Deborah Hendrix explains the secret of their success.

Is there anything like taxing rich people to buy free lunches for just slightly less rich people? Our own Nash Herman dives into the details of ballot issues LL and MM.

Over 50% of all Colorado voters are now unaffiliated or independent voters.

Does the old model of Republican and Democrat no longer apply?

Dave Ryan of the New Forward Party thinks so.

Is Donald Trump trying to take over the United States government? Is our republic in danger? Or is it possible that the Congress over time has just given him the power to act this way? We ask Rob Natelson, Constitutional Expert.

CompleteColorado.com has been publishing news and views for Colorado for 17 years. What's the secret of their success, and is local media even viable in today's environment? We talked to Complete's editor, Mike Krause.

While we worry about the state of liberty here, it's worth comparing ourselves to those in other countries.

Tom Palmer from the Atlas Network travels the globe working with freedom fighters, many of whom pay with their lives, fighting to achieve the freedoms we take for granted.

The Regional transportation district covers 2,300 square miles. Kathleen Chandler is on their board of directors and tries to explain how in the world they can do their job.