Judge: Newsmax Defamed Denver-Based Dominion Voting Systems
Dominion sued Newsmax over its 2020 election-denial reports, and a trial is set for April 28. But will the case make it to a jury?
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Best of Denver 2025: Meet the Winner of Cover Contest
The latest edition has 337 editorial picks…and great art by University of Colorado Denver students.
Westword Spring Membership Campaign Will Plant the Seeds of Future Stories
Meet other members at our office concert with Blankslate on April 10!
Remembering Brian Vogt, a Man Who Cultivated Ideas, Institutions…and Community
As the CEO of the Denver Botanic Gardens, he grew an aging institution into the most vibrant, accessible spot in the city.
Medal of Honor Museum Opens Today in Texas: It Could Have Been Here!
Arlington got a new museum. We got a gravel patch.
Lauren Boebert Doubles Down on “Pimp Cane” Comment
No stranger to bad behavior, the CD-4 representative criticized Texas Congressman Al Green for his actions during Donald Trump’s speech last week.
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At the Start of Daylight Saving, It’s Time for Another Tequila Sunrise at Lakeview Lounge
Rise and shine! This bar starts serving at 7 a.m.
Six Takeaways From Mike Johnston’s Appearance Before the House Oversight Committee
The hearing was more than three times as long as Donald Trump’s speech last night. That’s loooong.
Heading for the Hot Seat: Mr. Johnston Goes to Washington
Fifty inquisitors and not a Highland Mommy in sight during today’s congressional hearing on sanctuary cities.
Celebrate the 303: From Crocs to Cannabis to Chipotle, Colorado Has Your Number
In honor of 303 Day on March 3, we’ve dialed up ten products and policies created in the state assigned the 303 area code back in 1947.
Stoney’s Bar and Grill Taking Over Sloan’s Lake Tap & Burger
Look for the Raleigh Street space to reopen in time for March Madness.
Indiana Jones Slept Here: Four Additions to Colorado’s Most Endangered Places List
“Every place has a story to tell, and our purpose is to relay those histories to the public and preserve them for future generations.”
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Getting Down to Business: Six More Ideas to Bring Back Downtown
Would you adopt a block? Take a Walt Disney Walk?
Dana Crawford Saved Buildings…and Made Many Memories
After the legendary preservationist passed away, people began sharing stories.
Remembering Dana Crawford, a True Denver Landmark
“As a preservationist, I have to be optimistic and look on the bright side of everything.”
Artist Detour Packs a Lot of Meaning Into His New Piece at Denver International Airport
This is the first three-dimensional piece by renowned muralist Thomas Evans.
A Broken Heart: Can Downtown Come Back From COVID, Construction and Crime?
Here are ten ideas for Mayor Mike Johnston.
Donald Trump Complains About Colorado Elections System. Again.
Just before he was sworn in at the U.S. Capitol – the building swarmed by insurrectionists four years ago – the once-and-future president insisted he’d been removed from this state’s primary ballot.
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Taking Stock of the 119th National Western Stock Show
As the new campus nears completion, some old traditions will mosey off into the sunset.
Denver Stockyard Saloon Saddles Up for Last Stock Show
The owner of the bar, who’s been in the historic space for 25 years, will lose his lease in April.
An Ugly Twist for Lakeside, a Town Inspired by the City Beautiful Movement
The police chief and the town clerk, his daughter, were fired this summer; former chief Robert Gordanier just pleaded guilty to two counts.
People to Watch in 2025: Can Bill Mosher Bring Back Downtown?
He didn’t need a job. But he wanted to feel like he’d done all he could for Denver.