CSU Volleyball’s Play Speaks Louder Than Controversy as Rams Win Conference Championship
A conference title was on the line, but off-court controversy was the narrative going into the November 30 match against San Jose State.
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Mike Singer’s Upcoming Book Reveals Unseen Sides to Nikola Jokić
Before being hired by the Nuggets, the former Denver Post reporter traveled to Serbia to talk to Jokić’s friends, coaches and father for his book.
Eisenhower Pickleball Courts Back Open…With Special Balls
The Denver Department of Parks & Recreation is testing out equipment meant to make the notoriously noisy game quieter.
Civic Center Park Construction Plans Hit Snag at Denver Landmark Commission
Not enough commissioners were present to approve plans to change the Greek Theater, and some members of the public weren’t happy about the redesign.
Lauren Boebert’s Cameo Video Page Deleted Hours After Launching
Boebert’s profile described her as an influencer who is a “Jesus-loving, Constitutionalist, America first, freedom fighter.”
Colorado Winter Storm to Hit Mountains as Thanksgiving Travel Ramps Up
The Eisenhower Tunnel, key for skiers and mountain trips, is projected to see eighteen to 27 inches of snow.
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Thornton’s Own Dalton Knecht Is Shining in the NBA
In his last five games, the rookie from Prairie View High School is averaging 22.8 points and shooting over 63 percent from three-point range.
Denver Man Appearing on Shark Tank to Push the “Pickleball of Ping-Pong”
Will the sharks on ABC be hot for Pepper Pong? Tom Filippini sure hopes so.
Fire Inside Abandoned House Has Neighbors Frustrated With Derelict Property Program
Despite nearly $25,000 in fines this year alone, squatters and junk filled the home before it caught on fire earlier this month.
Report: 14 Colorado Hospitals Still Don’t Comply With Price Transparency Rules
Around 60 percent of hospitals in Colorado comply with price transparency rules, but two major operators aren’t on board yet.
Yes, Colorado State Patrol Really Does Give Tickets Based on Aircraft Speed Monitoring
From the sky, troopers can tell who is speeding before drivers even realize they’re being watched.
Empty Land at Colfax and Broadway Could Become Pickleball Courts
The City of Denver has wanted to do something with the vacant parcel for years.
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Agricultural Producers Petition CPW to Pause Wolf Introduction, Citing High Conflict Rate With Wildlife
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has yet to make a decision about the petition.
What Needs to Happen for Travis Hunter to Win the Heisman?
Travis Hunter opened the season with +3,500 odds to win the Heisman Trophy. Now he’s the odds-on favorite.
Englewood Has a Vacant Building Problem
Some councilmembers believe the city has become “a tax haven” for property owners who do little to maintain or improve their buildings.
Sexual Assault Cases Against Deadhead-Themed Bar Owner to Move Forward
The former Deadhead-themed bar owner has five alleged victims of drugging and sexual assault.
Trying Out Colorado’s New Hospital Price Finder
The tool promised transparency, but it’s so hard to use that all we got was a headache.
Bar Nun Keeping Liquor License Under Sound Mitigation Conditions
The Capitol Hill bar isn’t allowed to toss noisy trash or keep the patio open late, but it will live on.
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Lakewood Council Acknowledges Open Space Law Is Illegal Before Approval
The town’s citizen petition rules are a helluva force.
Denver Under Winter Storm Warning This Weekend: Here’s the Forecast
Some parts of the Denver area could get up to fourteen inches of snow, while other parts of Colorado could get up to eighteen.
Map: How Denver Neighborhoods Voted in the Presidential Election
For the second straight election, not one precinct went to Donald Trump.
Denver “I Voted” Stickers Were Designed by Incarcerated Artists
Two designs emerged from a contest held by the Denver Elections Division and the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition.