Adult Students Find New Lease on Life With Second Chance at High School Diploma
“You have a lot more one-on-one opportunities, and you’re not there competing with anybody. Everybody is there for the same thing.”
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The Colorado Legislature Will Be Majority Women Next Year…Again
The first time this happened, it lasted only three weeks.
Eisenhower Pickleball Courts Back Open…With Special Balls
The Denver Department of Parks & Recreation is testing out equipment meant to make the notoriously noisy game quieter.
Denver Airport Flight Delays Surge Amid Winter Storm, Holiday Travel
Denver International Airport flights have been delayed and canceled as snow falls on Thanksgiving Eve, one of the busiest travel days of the year.
Civic Center Park Construction Plans Hit Snag at Denver Landmark Commission
Not enough commissioners were present to approve plans to change the Greek Theater, and some members of the public weren’t happy about the redesign.
Colorado GOP Alleges Decades of Election Fraud Conspiracies…as Party Boasts Republican Wins
The Republican Party’s luncheon featured talks of election rigging, political hangings and FBI brainwashing.
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Refugee Thanksgiving Offered an Escape From Politics…for Some
“We don’t know what the next four years will hold for refugee resettlement. At this point, I think everybody is focused on what we can do today.”
Trump Border Czar Says He’s Willing to Put Denver Mayor in Jail Over Immigration Enforcement
“But look, me and the Denver mayor, we agree on one thing: He’s willing to go to jail. I’m willing to put him in jail because there – there’s a statute.”
How Cannabis Users Can Treat Thanksgiving Like a Marathon, Not a Sprint
The pre-dinner walk ‘n’ puff on Thanksgiving is about a one-time binge, but saving the joint for after the first plate will stoke the flames for seconds and reignite pumpkin pie passions.
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Lauren Boebert’s Cameo Video Page Deleted Hours After Launching
Boebert’s profile described her as an influencer who is a “Jesus-loving, Constitutionalist, America first, freedom fighter.”
Colorado’s Population Growth Is Years Behind Past Forecasts
“All they’re talking about is, ‘Oh, my God, there’s so many people moving here, people are flocking to the state.’ But they’re not watching the numbers.”
Denver’s First Cohort of Migrants Finish Job Training as Free Rent Expires
About 500 Venezuelan migrants are wrapping up free job training courses in construction, hospitality and early childhood care, according to the mayor’s office.
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Three Colorado Senators Announce Resignations Two Weeks After Being Re-Elected
It’s sparked debate on how to handle vacancies in the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado Winter Storm to Hit Mountains as Thanksgiving Travel Ramps Up
The Eisenhower Tunnel, key for skiers and mountain trips, is projected to see eighteen to 27 inches of snow.
Broncos Fans Thrilled Team Doesn’t Choke Away Victory Over Raiders
The victory wasn’t as easy as most pundits had predicted, but Bo Nix’s Rookie of the Year hopes are still alive.
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Netflix Continues the JonBenét Ramsey Murder Media Blitz
Since the little pageant queen’s body was found in her Boulder home the day after Christmas 1996, the unsolved case has inspired many books and movies.
Bird to Take Over Denver’s Dockless E-Scooters, E-Bikes From Lyft
Lyft said it would stop operating dockless vehicles. Now Bird is swooping in.
Eight Ways to Donate and Volunteer in Denver This Thanksgiving
Whether you’re giving money, food or your time as a volunteer, it all helps these Denver pantries, food drives and dinners.
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Thornton’s Own Dalton Knecht Is Shining in the NBA
In his last five games, the rookie from Prairie View High School is averaging 22.8 points and shooting over 63 percent from three-point range.
State-by-State Marijuana Legalization Nearing Its Limit?
For the first time since 2008, no states approved recreational pot in a presidential election.
Denver Man Appearing on Shark Tank to Push the “Pickleball of Ping-Pong”
Will the sharks on ABC be hot for Pepper Pong? Tom Filippini sure hopes so.
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Analysis: Red Flag Laws Are Still Used in Colorado’s Second Amendment Sanctuaries
They’re just used less frequently.