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Ricky Scott convicted of killing soldier Anthony Silva over $200 worth of marijuana?

Last summer, we told you about the arrest of Ricky Scott for the murder of Anthony Silva, a Fort Carson soldier; see our original coverage below. Now, Scott has been convicted of first-degree murder in the crime, which appears to have taken place after a fight over $200 worth of marijuana -- a tale ... More >>

Video: Waylon the wandering cat not exactly overjoyed by reunion with owner

Together again.​ Cats don't give a shit about much of anything. Catnip, maybe. And birds and laser pointers. But reuniting with their owners after six long months of separation? Kitty cat don't care. Kitty cat don't give a shit. That's exactly what went down this morning, when lost cat Waylon ... More >>

Crave Dessert Bar & Lounge will open in November at the Spire

Lori MidsonAllen Milham, along with his partner, Darrell Naughton, will open Crave Dessert Bar & Lounge in the Spire​Allen Milham and I are sitting on the floor of the United Airlines terminal at LaGuardia airport discussing dessert, our brains still high on sugar from the James Beard House di ... More >>

Green Valley Ranch library: Denver opens impressive new facility despite staffing crunch

​Amid ribbon-cutting and speeches, balloon hats and live raptors, the Denver Public Library held a grand opening for its newest addition Saturday: the Green Valley Ranch Branch Library. The $11.4 million project, paid for out of bond funds authorized four years ago, arrives at a time when DPL ... More >>

Auntie Anne operator cries foul over Denver International Airport's plan for concessionaires

​The uproar over the forthcoming billion-dollar makeover at Denver International Airport, including a new hotel and train station, has focused largely on the price tag and the potential hike in air fares that the ambitious expansion might trigger. But the operator of one of the oldest concessi ... More >>

DIA Dreams: Aviation director Kim Day plans to take DIA where no airport has gone before

Part two: Chef and Tell with Virgilio Urbano from Virgilio's

Lori Midson ​This is part two of my interview with Virgilio Urbano. To read part one of the interview, click here. Culinary inspirations: My mama, who I've always called, "ma-MAH," did all of the cooking for our family -- that's what she lives for -- and I've learned pretty much everything I ... More >>

Denver Public Schools is bugging out over vermin

Q&A with Denver's Leo Perino, father of the White House spokeswoman

While White House Press Secretary and former Colorado resident Dana Perino (for Michael Roberts's profile, see "New Forecast") fields hundreds of questions from a ravenous Washington press corps every day on subjects that span the globe, her father, Leo Perino, took questions from Westword during a ... More >>

Mental health benefit and submachine guns -- the perfect combination

Courtside

The jury is out on Denver's courts, while airline fees are a Mile High and rising.

Strange but True Stories From 2007

The truth is out there, and in 2007, it was often weird, wicked or just plain wild.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of 9/6/2007

Up in the Air

A Parker developer is building a dream community for pilots. Neighbors are doing everything they can to keep it grounded.

More Messages: Musical Chairs

Off Limits

Mule Be Sorry

Tour de Farce

You'll have the crime of your life in the Mile High City.

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Sky Pilot

The siren call to fly a stunt plane can be a fatal one.

Action-Musical

Terracotta Warriors combines Chinese elements for Westerners

Social Security

Prepare to defend yourself, your home and your homeland.

Not Kinder, Not Gentler

Channel 4's new boss wants his station to toughen up.

Minor Threat

Libertarian candidates would rather not use stunts to get media attention -- but they will if they have to.

Journey's End

The media outlets that helped Ocean Journey float aren't mentioning their roles now that it's sinking.

Off Limits

Who's on First?

How's It Hanging?

Life in the penis gallery, and other mixed nuts in Boulder.

Off Limits

What's my line?

Screen and Screen Again

Forget Victoria's Secret. Argenbright Security has a few secrets of its own.

Blowing Boeing

How Denver went pasta point of no return.

The Bite

Tofu Duty

Letters to the Editor

From the week of August 31

The Name Game

The sky's the limit for Skydiner.

Off Limits

From see to shining see.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of August 3

Off Limits

Happy Birthday, DIA!

Off Limits

Mission unprofitable...

Mouthing Off

Mouthing Off

Strange but True

Soar Loser?

Western Pacific's losses mount as boss man Ed Beauvais scrambles with new plans.

An Airport Divided

United Airlines and BAE get personal in a lawsuit over DIA's bungled baggage system.

Letters

The Out of Towners

Denver officials join the Department of Aviation and see the world.

CALL ME A CAB

THRILLS

TAKEN FOR A RIDE

THE LAST--ABSOLUTELY LAST--STORY ABOUT WHAT DIA WAS LIKE BEFORE IT WAS SUPPOSED TO OPEN THIS TIME.

DENVER CARRIES ON

LETTERS

OFF LIMITS

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