Reader: Pat Sullivan’s thirty-day sentence not exactly harsh

Commenting knows no boundaries. As evidence, check out today’s featured post, which deals with the sentencing of ex-Arapahoe County sheriff Pat Sullivan to thirty days in regard to trading meth for sex yet was affixed to our item about the CU Boulder police crackdown/Wyclef Jean concert planned for 4/20…

Woody Paige, Vincent Carroll get pay cuts at the Denver Post?

Today, the Denver Post’s Woody Paige lauds Baylor for winning the NCAA women’s basketball championship. But did he receive less compensation for his prose than usual? Multiple sources tell us Paige received a pay cut around the time columnists Mike Littwin and Penny Parker were laid off — and so…

Twenty most memorable mug shots of March 2012

The photography models featured in our March mug shot roundup found themselves before the camera for a wide variety of crimes, ranging from the weird (the embalmer accused of pawning gold teeth) to the shocking (a man thought to be Colorado’s most prolific serial killer). Check them out below, and…

Urban camping ban heats up packed city council committee meeting

“Everyone take a deep breath.” So began today’s first public meeting about the proposed urban camping ban, organized by City Council’s Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee in front of a group so large it breached fire code. While organizers stressed its purpose as an informational meeting — many more…

Video: Ubaldo Jimenez suspended five games for drilling Troy Tulowitzki

Update: Rockies manager Jim Tracy got his wish, assuming the five-game suspension Cleveland Indians pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez received for drilling Troy Tulowitzki on Sunday is enough for him — and it might not be considering the vitriol he expressed towards his former ace after the game. The onetime Rockies pitcher…

Denver Post puts local news first in echo of Rocky Mountain News

The front page of today’s Denver Post — the physical version, not its website — features a note from editor Greg Moore announcing that the paper has been “reordered.” Specifically, local news, which previously ran after national and international stories, will now appear in the lead section — a move…