More Reasons That So Many Transplants Are Moving to Colorado
Why do so many people continue to move to Colorado? There are plenty of reasons, as we all know. But two in particular are dollars and cents.
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The Case for Amendment V, to Let 21-Year-Olds Run for State Office
Amendment V, which would allow 21-year-olds to run for the Colorado senate or house, is a very timely in the opinion of one proponent.
Twitter Debates Whether We Saw the Real Broncos in 45-10 Cardinals Blowout
Denver Broncos fans on Twitter debated whether a blowout win over the Arizona Cardinals on October 18 was a sign of things to come or a fluke.
Serious Injuries in Homeless Camp Hit-and-Run by Westword Office
Homeless campers who witnessed a hit-and-run accident near Westword‘s Tenth and Broadway offices share details of the disturbing crime.
Firing Flight Attendants Who Watched iPad Could Cost United $2 Million
Total damages in a lawsuit filed by veteran flight attendants hired for what are described as trivial reasons could cost United Airlines $2 million.
Cop Cleared in Sheriff Scandal Claims Tom Clements Murder Probe Cover-Up
A new lawsuit claims a cover-up has tainted the investigation into the 2013 murder of Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements and a wrongful indictment tied to the Sheriff Terry Maketa scandal in retaliation.
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The Most Surreal Leo Kottke Interview You’ll Ever Read
Leo Kottke, who’s playing October 19 at the Paramount Theatre with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, is weird in the best possible way. And his career has been, too.
The 27 Denver Neighborhoods Where Rent Prices Are Down Right Now
Rent prices have actually declined in 27 Denver neighborhoods over the past six months.
Why You’re Seeing Controversial Steven Nguyen Police Shooting Video Now
Controversial footage of a fatal Denver police shooting is the first to be released under a new video-evidence policy.
Colorado Senator Gary Hart Was Set Up for Sex Scandal, New Report Says
A new report suggests that the sex scandal that doomed Colorado Senator Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential run was a set-up by a political operative of future President George H.W. Bush.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s Jeff Hanna on Colorado Roots and New Blood
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band is still considered a Colorado band, even though none of its current members live in the state. But singer, guitarist and Colorado Music Hall of Fame inductee Jeff Hanna thinks that’s appropriate.
Funniest Faux Vance Joseph Tweets: “I Would Have Fired Myself”
A parody Twitter account targeting embattled Denver Broncos coach Vance Joseph is a lot funnier than the team’s play.
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No One Knows Who Fox31/Channel 2 Personalities Are, Executive Says
A memo from the Fox31 and Channel 2 general manager tells on-air personalities that they need to wear company logos because viewers don’t know their names.
Big Jon Platt: Music-Biz Powerhouse and Jay-Z Pal on His Montbello Roots
Powerful music executive Big Jon Platt talks about his Montbello roots and industry rise with help from famous friends such as Jay-Z.
Why Riding Scooters on Denver Streets or in Bike Lanes Is Illegal
The increasingly popular electric scooters available for rent in Denver are classified as toys and riding them on streets and bike lanes is illegal, city officials say.
The Case For Amendment 73, Colorado School Funding Measure
A proponent of Amendment 73 explains how it differs from school funding measures rejected by Colorado voters in recent years.
Carruth Podcast Tells How CU Buffs Star Rae Carruth Became a Killer
A new podcast tells the story of how University of Colorado Boulder star Rae Carruth became a killer.
The Death of Bill Coors and The Will to Live
Beer titan Bill Coors has died at 102, shortly after the release of a documentary about him called “The Will to Live.” Here’s the story.
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Broncos Fans on Twitter Still Want Vance Joseph Fired After Loss to Rams
A close loss to the Los Angeles Rams, one of the NFL’s best teams, hasn’t stopped Denver Broncos fans from calling for head coach Vance Joseph’s firing.
Why You Haven’t Heard About Andrew Lowate’s Tragic Murder
There are plenty of reasons why most Denverites haven’t heard about the September 26 murder Andrew Lowate, and they’re as predictable as they are infuriating.
Political Reality: In #MeToo Era, Rep. Jovan Melton Is Toast
After revelations about two past domestic violence arrests, Representative Jovan Melton is a dead politician walking.
Civil Token Sale Disaster Won’t Kill the Colorado Sun, Editor Says
Civil’s token sale doesn’t officially end until Monday, October 15, but it appears to be a catastrophe that will fall well short of its goal.