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The Republican megabill under debate in Congress would rob a cleaner and healthier future from our kids and their kids, but we only need to flip a few votes to stop Trump’s big ugly bill. Make your voice heard by telling your lawmakers to vote NO!

When natural disasters tear communities apart, charities put them back together. Congress should let communities recover, and REJECT new taxes on charitable giving.

From the 2020 recreation study that was (partially) presented to Council on March 25, 2025 during the bike park feasibility study update, it is abundantly clear that more residents want Natural Areas/wildlife habitat, and soft surface and paved trails, than want another bike park in Fort Collins. And that those outdoor recreational uses are a priority investment for the City. No amount of cherry-picking of data will change that. So, we will continue to listen to our residents and voters, and advocate for Hughes as a 100% Natural Area with minimal, LOW-impact recreation for ALL ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Bike park=YES. At Hughes=NO. Read more below. https://yes4hughesnaturalarea.com/news/cherry-picked-results-presented-to-council-bike-park-feasibility-study-update

Did you see this? Excessive litigation is costing Texans more than ever—$4,594 per household. TLR is pushing for common-sense reforms in 2025 to protect Texans from these unnecessary costs. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4gkdelV .