Looks like the Boulder "sugary drink tax" isn't hitting projections. Plus, a creepy move by the teacher's union could have violated DougCo teachers' privacy.

Even the Denver Post is disappointed with Ed Perlmutter's "quit Congress/run for gov/quit gov race/run for Congress" rerun. And don't miss this AFP rally.

"Don't look at the eclipse without authentic eclipse glasses, but also don’t drive wearing eclipse glasses." I was really hoping that was obvious to people.

Protesters at Cory Gardner's town hall meetings decided they were going to boo everything he said. Including, and I am not making this up, good paying jobs.

Cory Gardner held three town halls yesterday. Attendees yelled him down and booed. 9 News' Kyle Clark and the Denver Post called the left out.

Here are the three stories we're watching: After a horrific weekend where a white supremacist plowed his car into a crowd of counter-protesters, killing one and injuring 19, Senator Cory Gardner is calling on President Trump to specifically condemn racism and white supremacy. It's not always easy being conservative. The best political tweets of last week

Colorado's political press corps has lost yet another member. Peter Marcus is leaving ColoradoPolitics.com to take on a new role in the cannabis industry.

The gubernatorial primary on the left is far from over with Jared Polis and Donna Lynne in the ring. Gary Hart has endorsed Michael Johnston.

The "Blaine amendment" is getting lots of press the last few weeks and the ramifications could be nationwide. Colorado Catholics are rallying in opposition.

This scandal with Congresswoman DeGette's IT guy is bad news bears. Plus, has Boulder run out of opinions? Here are the three stories we're watching today: