By The Way...

RMPBS makes love not war - and audience snores
July 27 - 1:48 pm

News roundtables aren't entertaining if the opinions are circular, too.

Romanoff sells home to Denver's 'King of Flips'
July 26 - 8:40 pm

Buyer didn't know it was Romanoff's house 'til sale was underway

‘Strong mayor’ races the clock in Wheat Ridge
July 26 - 4:37 pm

A bid to give the Wheat Ridge mayor more power is back for more signatures after coming up short last week.

FTS on 1310 KFKA: Tancredo's leap, Ethics Watch pays up
July 26 - 2:12 pm

Face The State's weekly visit with Amy Oliver of 1310 KFKA in Greeley: Tom Tancredo gets closer to a third-party run at the governorship, and liberal litigation shop Colorado Ethics Watch is ordered to pay up for a misfired lawsuit.

Colorado GOP's on-air meltdown
July 26 - 12:11 pm

This morning's surreal episode confirms that - at least in the current election cycle, and at least in Colorado - there is no more “insider” political gossip.

FTS on 630 KHOW: Ritter lifts Oregon Guv's words
July 20 - 5:20 pm

FTS managing editor Brad Jones visits with 630 KHOW's Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman to discuss our recent report showing how in 2008 Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter lifted - without attribution - entire passages from a Veterans Day 2004 speech by Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski.

Bennet: ‘Nothing to show for’ deficit, but let’s add to it
July 20 - 12:27 pm

What happened to the "deficit hawk" Michael Bennet we were sold just a year ago?

Online video: FTS on 'Studio 12'
July 18 - 10:16 pm

FTS managing editor Brad Jones was a panelist on the most recent episode of "Studio 12" on Colorado Public Television. Watch the group discuss the recent inmate death at the Denver justice center, the changing dynamics of the governor's race, and the state's business climate.

Bill and Ted’s misadventure
July 16 - 2:07 pm

Did Ritter rip off Oregon’s guv?

FTS on 101.5 KTNI
July 15 - 8:32 pm

Talk show host Mike Zinna and FTS managing editor Brad Jones discuss a federal probe into Aurora's police and fire departments, and documents show state Sen. Joyce Foster didn't have much to say to her constituents regarding her contentious sex-offender amendment.