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How the University of Colorado Dug Into Its History to Celebrate Unsung Black Graduates
The first Black Student in the Law School was captured in an 1899 photo.
A Developing Situation: Saturday Night at the Denver Pavilions
There’s nowhere to go but up…and the escalators won’t take you there.
What’s Up With the Hellish I-225 Corridor in Aurora?
A string of crashes sparked community concerns about the jumbled junction.
Treat Cannabis Like a Marathon on Thanksgiving, Not a Sprint
You can still take a pre-dinner walk ‘n’ puff, but taking it slow will stoke the flames for seconds and reignite pumpkin pie passions.
What’s the Story Behind the No-Show Snow?
Only once in Denver’s weather history have we gone later than November 27 before getting our initial taste of winter.
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Denver Church Offers Affordable Housing to Men of “Any Faith or No Faith at All”
Granite Peaks Church has been walking the walk for nearly a decade.
Did a Colorado School Really Lock Down After Mistaking a Fat Orange Cat for a Mountain Lion?
If your principal did this, you would never forget it — and neither have social media parasites.
Denver City Council to Vote on $64 Million in Homeless Shelter Contracts in December
The City of Denver will decide on $64 million worth of housing contracts to replace the Salvation Army.
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Swanky Cherry Hills Mansion Breaks Denver Home Sale Record
The record was previously held by a different Cherry Hills mansion, which sold for $15.75 million in 2024.
A Database Could Help Revive the Arapaho Language Before Its Last Speakers Are Gone
“The Arapaho people in Wyoming and Colorado believe their language can still survive, and so do I.”
ICE “Routinely” Made Unlawful Warrantless Arrests in Colorado, Federal Judge Finds
The ruling extended protections to all individuals “who have been arrested or will be arrested” in Colorado since January 20.
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Bipartisan County Clerks Call on Governor to Keep Tina Peters in State Custody
At an emotional press conference, county clerks urged Jared Polis to reject a federal request to take custody of the former Mesa County clerk.
Denver Refugees Enjoy Annual Thanksgiving Dinner, but It Could be the Last
The African Community Center isn’t sure if it will survive much longer under the Trump administration’s cuts and immigration revisions.
Tiny Colorado Town Among the Fastest Growing in America
The town’s population has increased more in the last five years than in the prior fifty.
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Skater Accused of Stealing Homophobe’s Glasses During “No Kings” Protest Appears in Court
Twenty-year-old Jose Cardenas admitted to taking the man’s sunglasses on his GoFundMe page, which raised over $8,000.
Denver American Indian Cultural Embassy to Receive $20 Million Kickstart. What Will It Look Like?
“Each tribe is going to have a different idea of what it means to come home and be in an embassy.”
Colorado Is Pumping the Brakes on First-of-Its-Kind AI Regulation
The state is looking for a more practical path forward.
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Breckenridge Snowboard Crash Lawsuit Could Reshape Epic Pass Liability
Epic Pass waivers and snowmobile safety laws are on the line as the Colorado Supreme Court agrees to hear a case against Vail Resorts.
Dr. Dre to Provide the Next Episode of Entrepreneurship and Design Classes at Two Denver Schools
Set to begin next fall, the classes will focus on business, tech and design.
Colorado’s Summer Cannabis Sales Down 50 Percent in Five Years
In 2020, dispensaries sold almost $445 million from July to August. That’s a far cry from what they did this year.
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After Trump Suggests His Execution, Jason Crow Fires Back
“SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!” the president wrote on social media. He also reposted a message saying, “HANG THEM GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULD!”