High-End Glass Art Is Alive and Well at Elbo’s New Store
“I’ve seen how my stuff is presented in other shops and I’m not necessarily all that happy with it.”
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Urban Peak Loses Wage Theft Appeal, Must Give Millions to Underpaid Workers
The homeless youth service provider will have to dole out an estimated $2 million after losing a wage theft appeal hearing.
Denver Auditor’s Office Gets Subpoena Power Back to Help Underpaid Workers
The Auditor’s Office will have a powerful tool with the passage of the Denver Labor subpoena bill.
How Denver Youths Are Breaking the Stigma of Mental Health in the Black Community
Young leaders in Denver are pushing for change in the Black community when it comes to the stigma and silence around mental health.
Nuggets Superfan Sues Team Ownership for Ball Arena Ban, Cites Emotional Distress
Known as the “Candy Lady,” Vicki Ray claims her mental and physical health have declined since being wrongfully banned from Ball Arena.
Denver Police “Actively Working” to Find Fan Punched (Allegedly) by Jokic Brother
“The Denver Police Department is looking into this incident [and] is actively working to identify the person in the video.”
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DAs Frustrated With CBI Over Lack of Transparency Surrounding Disgraced DNA Analyst Missy Woods
“Prosecutors around the state have waited anxiously for information because of the impact on victims, the accused, and our ability to do justice.”
Denver’s First Medical Dispensary Is Moving and Going Recreational
Allgreens is considered a medical marijuana mecca for Colorado hash heads. Soon, recreational users will get to indulge.
Judge in Rock-Throwing Murder Case Suppresses “Incriminating” Statements, Considers Phone Seizure
Statements made about a defendant’s cellphone have been tossed. The judge is now weighing whether to suppress what’s on it.
Westword Walk-Along With DPD Quickly Leads to Arrest for Felony Menacing, Drug Distribution
What was supposed to be a day of community outreach and holistic anti-crime work turned into an episode of Cops.
Public Safety Head Grilled by Residents and Citizen Oversight Boardmembers at Meeting
Denver’s Public Safety director went back and forth with members of the public during a recent Citizens Oversight Board event.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Says He Can’t Find a Lawyer He Can Afford
“We are working to hire an attorney, but it’s just been kind of hard with the prices.”
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O.J. Simpson, Friend of Colorado Mountain Towns?
O.J. Simpson visited Colorado often, with Summit County and Vail residents welcoming the accused killer with open arms throughout the years.
Denver Auditor Reviewing City Homeless Shelters, Costs and Accounting
“One of the biggest questions is, how much are we spending on it?”
“A Party’s a Party”: Rockies Fans Bring Good Vibes to Coors Field for Opening Day Walk-Off
The Colorado Rockies are off to one of the worst starts in MLB history, but you wouldn’t have known it from talking to fans on Opening Day.
Are Colorado Legislators Doing Enough to Address AI Deepfakes?
“With more and more deepfakes being circulated, I believe that people will become more and more skeptical of the content and information that they are seeing on the internet.”
Denver Police, Dream Center Tackling Ogden Crime with “Holistic” Patrols
After receiving congressional funding, Denver police and mental health experts will have extra patrols on Ogden Street through the summer.
Details on Lauren Boebert’s Health Scare and How It Affects Her Campaign
The congresswoman required surgery and has been diagnosed with a rare vein condition, but her office says there are no major concerns going forward.
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New Details Emerge in Deadly Rock-Throwing Case, Including Claims of Police “Deception”
Attorneys for Zachary Kwak, Nicholas “Mitch” Karol-Chik and Joseph Koenig have filed court motions revealing new information related to their murder cases.
DAs Concerned About Bill That Would Divert Defendants to Mental Health Program
House Bill 1355 calls for the release and outside treatment of approved defendants with mental health issues, including people who commit class 3, 4 and 5 felonies.
Urban Peak Accused of Wage Theft During Construction of New Homeless Shelter
The Denver Auditor’s Office has accused Urban Peak of paying workers the wrong prevailing wages for the construction of its new 66,000-square-foot “Mothership” shelter.
2024 Rockies Betting Odds: Could This Season Be Worse Than Last Year?
Coming off the worst season in franchise history, the Colorado Rockies should have nowhere to go but up in 2024. Vegas, however, isn’t buying it.