The Pharcyde at Ophelia’s Was Far-Out — In a Good Way
The Pharcyde at Ophelia’s. Already you had an intriguing pairing of a classic hip-hop group with one of the more swanky, chic venues in town…and for two nights, no less.
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Trial Date Set for Maurice Butler, Man Accused of Broadway Triple Homicide
Butler is expected to plead not guilty.
Discovery of Fires, Propane Tanks Preceded Large October Homeless Sweep
Fires and allegedly stolen propane tanks preceded the large dismantling of a 200-person-plus tent encampment in late October.
Facebook Page Is Like Humans of NY, but for Denver’s Homeless Community
Facing Homelessness — Denver proves that Facebook can be a kind place.
There’s No Excuse for Drunk Driving Tonight. Really.
With free transportation options offered in Denver for New Year’s Eve 2019, there’s really no reason to get behind a wheel
Homeless Sweeps: City Paid Contractor Nearly $400,000 to Assist in Cleanups
A private contractor made big profits off Denver’s homeless sweeps.
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Denver DA Hires Very Good Boy to Help Victims in Cases
Meet “Rylan,” a two-year-old labrador/golden retriever mix that will help soothe victims going through court cases.
Colorado Tech Industry Still Trying to Woo Silicon Valley Talent With Ad Campaign
Pivot to Colorado will continue into 2019, hoping to draw tech workers to Colorado.
Defendant From Police Raid on “Burner” Home Found Not Guilty on All Counts
After a drug bust in May targeting members of Denver’s “Burner” and festival community, Aspen Walkingstick faced multiple felonies. A jury delivered its verdict on Tuesday, December 18.
Khruangbin’s Show at the Odgen Theatre Was the Epitome of Cool
Not every concert has a defining moment. Khruangbin’s performance at the Ogden Theatre on Saturday night, December 15, did.
Jury Trial Involving SWAT Raid of “Burners” Home Begins
After a drug bust in May targeting members of Denver’s Burning Man community, a defendant’s trial starts today in which her attorney will argue her case reflects a broader assault on alternative living and an over-zealous expression of the Drug War.
RTD Removes Bathroom Stall Doors in Union Station Over Drug Concerns
There are currently no stall doors in the men and women’s bathrooms in Union Station’s bus terminal
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The Marías Are Feeling the Love — and Can’t Write Enough Love Letters in Return
The Marías, who play the Ogden Theatre on Saturday, December 15, have been writing love letters to fans.
ACLU of Colorado Blasts Durango for Keeping Homeless From Sleeping
The study finds that Durango is not allowing the homeless to sleep anywhere in public, pushing them out of the city.
Tiny Home Village Documentary Examines Homelessness in Denver
Filmmakers behind a new documentary about Denver’s tiny home village hope to convince voters to support the Right to Survive Initiative in the May 2019 municipal elections.
Security Guards Plead Guilty in Union Station Beating
The victim just wanted a ride home. Instead, he was battered by security guards charged with keeping Union Station safe.
Judge Bars El Paso County Sheriff From Holding Inmates for ICE
The case in El Paso County examines cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.
Breckenridge Documentary Captures Ski Legends, Avalanches and the High Alpine
The high alpine area of Breckenridge Ski Resort wasn’t always open to the public. A new documentary produced by a Denver-based media company tells the story of the people and motivations behind its development.
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If You Hit a Deer With Your Car in Colorado, Can You Take Home the Meat?
Colorado is one of 27 states in which you can take home roadkill meat.
Scholarship Honors Man Who Died by Suicide as He Faced Deportation
The Jose Algara Godoy Memorial Scholarship will aid students seeking higher education who don’t qualify for traditional tuition assistance due to their immigration status.
Brothers of Brass Entertain — and Enrage — Downtown Denver
People love the Brothers of Brass. But their performances have become problematic for downtown residents and businesses.
Project Homeless Connect Offers Haircuts, Free Legal Advice to City’s Most Vulnerable
The annual event brings together hundreds of service providers, agencies and volunteers to help Denver’s homeless community.