PARIS (AP) — Brigitte Bardot felt each pop of the flashbulb like the impact of a high-powered rifle bullet. And so it was, she said, that years of implacable hounding by the world’s paparazzi turned a...

The Telluride Ski Patrol’s decision to strike on Saturday, Dec. 27, forcing the closure of one of Colorado’s most storied ski resorts, represents far more than a labor dispute (Herald, Dec. 24). It’s ...

“ … Governments ... deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed – That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to a...

For the few weeks before our school board election, I was spammed with text messages from “Neighbors for a Better Colorado,” who tried to incite a moral panic about transgender kids playing sports and...

A recent letter criticized the Herald for allegedly ignoring a “Biden/Harris open-borders policy” while now portraying deportations negatively (Herald, Dec. 12). That criticism is based on a premise t...

Kudos to the Herald’s editorial board for the strong, well-written, well-researched editorials standing up for our community’s civil rights at a time when we sorely need it. The editorial on Flock cam...

I am writing regarding the editorial, “Our view: Choose light” (Herald, Dec. 17). There is one point you missed: these are Gun-Free Zones – and, in some cases, gun-free countries. It is easy to attack...

In 2012, political ads suggested that some of my policy proposals, if enacted, would amount to pushing grandma off a cliff. Actually, my proposals were intended to prevent that very thing from happeni...

As the close of 2025 approaches, I want to take a moment to reflect on the extraordinary progress we’ve made together as a community. This season is a time for gratitude, and I am deeply thankful for ...