Denver Snowstorm Mess and Blame for CDOT, DPS, Weather Forecasters
A nightmarish Denver morning commute due to a snowstorm prompted an apology from one forecaster, but not from CDOT or DPS.
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Why Colorado Politicians Who Pledge to Protect Public Lands Will Win in 2020
A new report says politicians from either major political party had success in Colorado and other parts of the West if they supported access to public lands.
Suspect Killed Himself in 6th and Inca Denver Police Shooting and Fire
Here’s the latest on Denver’s first police shooting of 2019, in which two officers were shot and a third was injured.
Denver Teachers Strike and National Dispute Over Tough-School Bonuses
A national education advocate weighs in on a disagreement over tough-school bonuses in Denver.
Lawsuit Over Police Killing of CU Student Sam Forgy Was Dismissed
An attorney for the father of a CU Boulder student killed by police explains why he asked for a lawsuit he filed over his death to be dismissed.
Read Denver Public Schools Threat to Report Striking Teachers to Immigration
Denver Public Schools has apologized for a letter suggesting that the district would report striking teachers with visas to U.S. immigration.
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Cory Gardner Has Only Voted Against One Major Trump Nominee in Two Years
Cory Gardner’s voting record on President Donald Trump’s nominees makes it harder for him to make a case for his independence.
Attacking Outrageous Health-Care Costs in Colorado and Beyond
A new report about demanding that Congress protect the Affordable Care ACt arrives as Colorado’s governor launches an office to save people money on health care.
The 25 Colorado School Districts With the Highest Dropout Rates
Most of the 25 Colorado school districts with dropout rates in excess of 10 percent specialize in alternative education aimed at high-risk students.
Denver Cops to Transplants, Longtimers on Snowy Drives: You Can Do Better!
Denver police are using Twitter to track accidents in real time as part of a safety effort aimed at transplants and longtime residents alike.
The Late Roy Halladay’s Journey From Arvada to Baseball Hall of Fame
Denver-born Roy Halladay was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame just over a year after his tragic death.
Claim: At Least 13 People of Color Abused by Aurora Cops Since 2003
A new claim of police abuse against a person of color is among thirteen such cases identified by the ACLU of Colorado.
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5 Reasons Why Lori Saine Is Colorado’s Nastiest, Most Clueless Politician
Representative Lori Saine’s remarks about lynching on Martin Luther King Day are only the latest examples of her dopey and nasty brand of politics.
Chayley Tolin Held on Suspicion of Trying to Murder Englewood Cop
A woman wounded in a police shooting is being held on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder of a peace officer.
The Case Against THC Potency Limits on Shatter and Other Marijuana Products
A major player in the cannabis industry feels that THC potency limit proposals are a subtle throwback to reefer madness-style arguments for marijuana prohibition.
Ex-CU Coach Behind 100 Alleged Assaults to Get Wrist Slap After All
A judge has decided to accept a sweetheart plea agreement with former CU Boulder assistant coach Joe Tumpkin over the objections of his domestic-violence victim.
Denver Teachers Likely to Okay Strike Today, Union Negotiator Believes
A negotiator for the Denver teachers union recaps talks with Denver Public Schools and predicts that teachers will authorize a strike.
Boulder’s Brother Sage on Why You Should Be Drinking Your Own Urine
The Boulder-based author of a new book about urine therapy explains the health benefits of internal and topical use of what he refers to as “healing water.”
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Trying to Stop Court Delay Requests Because of Government Shutdown
A Denver attorney involved in a shocking case is fighting a delay in a federal court case that was granted because of the partial U.S. government shutdown.
How Cops Explain CO’s Ten Officer-Involved Shootings in 2019 So Far
A roundup of police accounts offers a law-enforcement perspective on the ten officer-involved shootings in Colorado thus far in 2019.
Is Representative Scott Tipton to Blame for Government Shutdown?
The satirical news site The Onion blames the ongoing partial government shutdown on Colorado Representative Scott Tipton.
Matchmaking in Denver: Michele Fields on 30 Years of Creating Perfect Couples
A Denver matchmaker marking her thirtieth anniversary in the business talks about her career and how she’s put together more than 300 marriages.