A Pioneer of Dating Apps Wants to Fix Modern Dating, Starting in Denver
Forget swiping and selfies. Denver’s newest dating app, Swerv, just needs your location.
Forget swiping and selfies. Denver’s newest dating app, Swerv, just needs your location.
The state senator is one of 23 Republicans running for governor. But unlike many of her competitors, Kirkmeyer might actually have a shot.
Though dozens have tried, only two proposed initiatives are on track to make the 2026 ballot so far.
One dishonest influencer started the viral rumor.
The state’s minimum wage increases today!
Five homes sold for $10 million or more, from a penthouse to a 600-plus-acre ranch.
“Xcel just made this the worst Christmas ever!!!”
Over 2,800 pets were left at the pound by their owners this year — the most surrenders in at least two decades.
“I want to be seen as Nic the DJ, not Nic from Love Island,” he says ahead of his set at Temple Nightclub.
Rather than monks, the Old Snowmass property will now house a tech billionaire enabling ICE deportations and attacks on Gaza.
Expect that number to keep increasing in the new year.
And the town has Lauren Boebert, too!
Though the Justice Department’s timing is suspicious, advocates call the investigation “an important step toward accountability.”
The man spent nearly ten hours on the monument before he was coaxed down.
Two massage clients accused Michael Duran of misconduct. He was also a wrestling coach at Valor Christian High School at the time of his arrest.
The town had the highest eight-year percentage increases in population and income.
The governor encouraged Coloradans to follow the controversial online personalities, saying they do “actual thinking.”
Denver had the second-highest rate of delistings in the country in October.
The progressive state legislator will challenge incumbent John Hickenlooper in the 2026 primary.
Owners who fail to shelter animals from the cold can face large fines and even jail time.
“We all want dating to be more fun. We’re actually trying to do something about it.”
Did two gay lovers posing as brothers kill a local mortician for his coin collection?