In this episode of Ross on the News, Ross, Jeana, and Dragon dive into a mix of news and personal stories. They discuss the ongoing efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the impact of the war on oil prices, and the potential consequences of a prolonged closure. The conversation also touches on a listener's question about guilty pleasures, with Jeana and Dragon sharing their favorite treats. Additionally, they discuss a recent news story about a judge's decision to release a suspect on a low bond, and the mayor of Denver joins the show to address various topics, including the city's homeless initiative and a lawsuit against the city.

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In this episode, Ross and Jeana chat with Mayor Mike Johnston about the latest developments in Denver. They dive into the controversy surrounding César Chávez Park, discussing the city council's decision to rename the park and the process of honoring the movement while removing the problematic name. They also touch on the auditor's report criticizing the Mayor's homeless initiative, and the city's response to the allegations. Additionally, they discuss the city's efforts to improve the airport's backup power and the impact of the state's budget changes on the city's finances.

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In this episode, we dive into the world of politics and current events. Host Ross discusses the latest news, including a lawsuit filed by the general counsel of Denver International Airport against the city, and the potential implications of a merger between Tegna Inc. and Nextstar Media Group. We also explore the impact of the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates the same, and the ongoing battle between the Trump administration and FED Chair Jerome Powell. Additionally, we touch on the state of the US Postal Service, which may be running out of cash, and the potential effects of a new bill aimed at restricting sports betting.

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In this episode, Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, joins the conversation about workers' rights. He discusses recent developments in Colorado, particularly with the UFCW Local 7 union, which has been penalizing workers who chose not to go on strike. Mark shares updates on the National Labor Relations Board's complaints against the union and offers guidance on how workers can protect themselves from potential fines. He also addresses the broader issue of union overreach and the importance of understanding workers' rights.

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In this episode, we're joined by Kirk Evans, president of US Law Shield, as he breaks down the latest gun control legislation in Colorado. He's got his sights on House Bill 1126, which he believes is problematic for gun stores and dealers. From added security measures to increased fines, Kirk explains how this bill could put small businesses out of commission. He shares his insights on the motivations behind the law and how it affects gun owners and retailers. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the impact of gun control laws on the community.

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In this episode, we dive into a high-stakes lawsuit involving Denver International Airport's General Counsel, Everett Martinez. Attorney Steven Murray joins us to discuss the allegations of retaliation, racial discrimination, and a fabricated investigation. Martinez claims he was told to cover up the Key Lime Air lease issue and was denied a pay raise despite his excellent performance. We explore the complex web of city officials and the FAA's involvement. With millions of dollars at stake, this case raises questions about the intersection of politics and ethics.

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In this episode, Ross dives into a mix of topics, starting with a proposed tunnel connecting Ball Arena to a nearby light rail station, which could make traveling to and from events easier. He also discusses the Save Act, a bill that aims to add voter ID requirements, but raises concerns about its potential impact on citizens. Additionally, Ross talks to Billy Schmidt, a trade analyst, about the beef industry and the recent JBS strike. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Senate Bill 134, which targets credit card swipe fees, and a brief look at the Jones Act, a law that affects the shipping industry.

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In this episode, we're discussing a bill that could bring relief to Colorado restaurants. Sonia Riggs, President and CEO of the Colorado Restaurant Association, joins us to talk about Senate Bill 134, Payment Card Networks Fees. She explains how swipe fees have become a significant cost for restaurants, with some businesses paying tens of thousands of dollars a year. Sonya shares the association's concerns about the fees and how the bill aims to provide some relief. We'll dive into the details of the bill and the arguments for and against it.

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