Utility companies are having record profits, our energy bills are skyrocketing even though we're using less energy. And Colorado supposed to meet some renewable mandate without putting everyone into bankruptcy. Amy Cooke, who runs the Energy Policy Center at Independence Institute, answers these tough questions.

Erik Voorhees is a renowned crypto entrepreneur and early Bitcoin advocate who has long championed the digital currency as a revolutionary tool for financial sovereignty. As the founder of ShapeShift and a vocal critic of centralized banking, Voorhees views Bitcoin as a foundational asset for a freer, decentralized financial system. His bullish stance on Bitcoin is sharpened by growing concerns over the global bond market, which he sees as increasingly fragile due to unsustainable debt levels and central bank interventions. Voorhees believes this systemic risk makes Bitcoin not just an alternative, but a necessary hedge against the vulnerabilities of traditional finance and the looming instability of fiat-based debt instruments.

Writer Stephen Green and his wife were drawn to Colorado to raise their family here. Now the changes in Colorado culture is pushing them to leave. Why?

Grandparents love to spoil their grandkids, but they also want them to get a better education than what they're getting now. Linda White founded Grandparents for Kids to recruit a whole different generation to change public education.

Anders Ingemarson is the kind of capitalist that scares your progressive friends. His latest book, Think Right or Wrong, Not Left or Right, is a full throated argument for completely unbridled markets.

It's not just the federal government that carries a lot of debt. So do most all big cities, and Denver is no exception. Except, of course, Denver's going to be asking you soon for even more debt. Citizen activist Jason Bailey says it's time to say no.

I mean, come on, who hasn't wanted to kick Jeff Hunt right up the backside?

I mean, isn't that what that social conservative and 710 KNUS talk show host deserves? Well, that's exactly what he got for attending a mostly peaceful anti Trump rally. Just a little assault.

The US Supreme Court has issued a slew of decisions, what does it mean for Colorado? Constitutional expert Rob Natelson interprets it for us.

Raised in a Colorado Jewish family, Dave Kopel made Boulder his home decades ago. He's noticed the town and the state is growing more hostile to Jews.

Is it possible that Colorado's legislature did not make things worse for consumers of energy this last session? Energy expert Jake Fogleman explains there's still an energy apocalypse coming to the state.

Colorado State government is crying poverty again as progressives scheme to destroy our taxpayer Bill of Rights. But is the state really in a budget shortfall? Fiscal analyst Nash Herman answers.