Editorials 
Jun 13, 2013
EDITORIAL: DIA “regional” plan nothing but Denver’s end run into the pockets of Aurora taxpayers
If Hancock is interested in regionalizing the airport project, then that discussion needs to include the entire airport, not just the parts that Denver agreed to hand over to Aurora et al.
Jun 6, 2013
EDITORIAL: Bad news from Adams County jail officials serves as good news for those backing a City and County of Aurora
Aurora has shown countless times that being able to control its own justice system benefits everyone.
May 30, 2013
OPINION: State needs to look for real science, real guidance from the courts in keeping stoned drivers off the road
Where science stands firm behind equating a blood-alcohol level to impairment, there is no reputable science behind a possible parallel between blood levels of THC and the inability to safely drive a car.
May 23, 2013
EDITORIAL: Sheriffs shoot themselves in the foot in being selective about gun laws, all laws
To make their case, several of these rogue sheriffs announced earlier this year they won’t enforce Colorado’s new laws because they don’t like them or think they won’t be effective in keeping people from shooting each other.
May 16, 2013
EDITORIAL: 2013 legislative session ends with an unexpected result: Progress
This year, Colorado became an even more enviable place to live and open a business
May 9, 2013
EDITORIAL: Dunlap’s death sentence can’t lurk in the shadows of doubt
There is little doubt that anyone who so coldly murders others deserves to die. There are, however, serious doubts about whether we “deserve” to kill Dunlap.
May 2, 2013
EDITORIAL: Proposed election changes should win everyone’s vote of endorsement
The bill affects all political parties and potential voters equally
Apr 25, 2013
EDITORIAL: Murky water messages aren’t selling with Aurora residents this time around
For most residents, the perception is that Prairie Waters did nothing to “drought harden” the water system, but it did plenty to hike their water bills.
Apr 18, 2013
EDITORIAL: Guantanamo Bay horror reaches out to Aurora and all of the United States
Nothing but the closure of this modern-day gulag will solve the problem no matter how difficult or distasteful the U.S. Congress finds the issue.
Apr 12, 2013
EDITORIAL: State illegal immigrant bills work to help us live better with bad federal policy
Police in Aurora have worked hard to ensure that the city’s large illegal immigrant community understands that police are here to uphold the law and help everyone, no matter what their residency status is.
