Colorado’s New Corrections Chief: “It’s Okay for Us to Question Who We Are”
Dean Williams has been the executive director of the Department of Corrections since January.
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Locals Protest the 5G Towers That Promise a High-Tech Future
Telecommunications companies are installing the infrastructure to roll out new 5G networks.
It’s Getting Harder for Cory Gardner to Make Appearances Without Being Confronted
Constituents confronted Cory Gardner about his position on a range of issues while he was on a walking tour of Olde Town Arvada on Thursday, August 13.
Young People Are Once Again Leading the Response to Mass Shootings
The generation that grew up with school shooting drills is still plunging into the effort to push for gun control in Colorado, despite some organizational changes.
How Not-So-Cardboard Cory Gardner Fared in a Confrontation With Constituents
Constituents cornered Cory Gardner on immigration policy, gun control, and other issues at an under-the-radar meet and greet event August 8.
Loretto Heights Area Plan Passes On to City Council
The Denver Planning Board unanimously approved the Loretto Heights Small Area Plan, a vision for the future of the historic campus.
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Denver’s Newly Rebranded Department of Housing Stability in the Works
Mayor Michael Hancock proposed the creation of a Department of Housing and Homelessness in April.
What the Future of the Historic Loretto Heights Campus Could Look Like
A community planning process has drafted an ambitious plan for Loretto Heights, which will start its journey through city council this month.
Colorado Wants You To Know About This Life-Saving Drug
The Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse kicked off its month-long “Bring Naloxone Home” campaign.
Colorado Renaissance Festival in the Clear on Title VII Accusations
The five-day jury trial acquitted the Colorado Renaissance Festival of Title VII employment discrimination accusations.
Teed Off: How Park Hill Golf Course Ended Up in the Hands of Developers
The $24 million deal that sold Park Hill Golf Course to Westside Investment Partners came as a surprise to locals, but Clayton Early Learning says it was the only way forward after years of political and legal battling over the land. Now, a new wave of those battles is about to begin.
How the Right Is Using CSU’s Language Guide to Create Free-Speech Controversy
CSU’s inclusive language guide has blown up in right-wing media.
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Grassroots Group Padres & Jóvenes Unidos Is Ready to Get Political
Padres & Jóvenes Unidos, a grassroots community nonprofit that focuses on racial justice in education, is launching an offshoot that will focus directly on electoral politics.
Colorado Renaissance Festival: Ye Olde Discriminatory Workplace?
Michele St. Michael, a former tarot card at the Colorado Renaissance Festival, is taking the Festival to court this week.
Changes to Help Those “Lost in the System” Because of Mental Illness
For years, Colorado has failed to meet standards for the time people are supposed to spend waiting in jail before they receive competency evaluation and treatment.
After John Andrews’s Anti-Islam Speech, Colorado Muslims Call for Action
John Andrews gave an anti-Islam speech at this year’s Western Conservative Summit.
Inauguration: City Celebrates “OneDenver,” Dissenters Say Not Yet
Elected officials of the City of Denver, including Mayor Michael Hancock and thirteen members of City Council, were sworn in this morning.
At the Western Conservative Summit, A Call to Keep Fighting the Culture Wars
The Western Conservative Summit happens every year in Denver thanks to Colorado Christian University’s Centennial Institute.
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New Stapleton Complex Helps Denver Achieve Affordability Goals…Sort Of
A new affordable housing complex in Stapleton, the Moline Apartments, will provide affordable housing to 180 residents.
Jeff Hunt: Trump Appeals to Many Things Conservatives Care About
The Western Conservative Summit will incorporate themes of religious freedom and guest speaker Donald Trump Jr. Some might say that’s contradictory, but not organizer Jeff Hunt.
Wellington Webb Doesn’t Want Park Hill Golf Club to Be Next “Paved Paradise”
Former Mayor Wellington Webb is speaking out against the pending sale of Park Hill Golf Club.
Expect Packed Houses for Sunday Morning Soccer
Soccer fans will pack into bars and drive out to Dick’s early Sunday morning.