Netflix Says That Streaming Services Aren’t Taxable Goods. Colorado Judges Didn’t Buy It.
The state Court of Appeals overrode a previous decision in Netflix’s favor, arguing “absurd results” would occur otherwise.
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AI Will Live On: Will You Leave Behind a Generative Ghost?
“I’m the intersection between a psychologist and a computer scientist, and these types of things tend to be right up my alley.”
Mike Lindell’s Attorneys Fined for Using AI During Defamation Trial
Before the trial began, the MyPillow CEO’s lead counsel filed an error-riddled court document authored by a hallucinating AI, according to the judge.
Safeway Employees Back to Work After Strike, King Soopers Union Also Inks Agreement
Both major grocery store chains in Denver have seen strikes in 2025, with workers alleging unfair contract negotiations.
“Predatory” Denver Barber Accused of Years of Inappropriate Behavior Toward Clients
“This man is a danger to the community,” one customer wrote of Cesar Diaz, three years before the latest wave of allegations.
Miscarriage of Justice: Donald Trump’s War on Pregnant Migrants
Kept in awful conditions by ICE, Rubia Morales-Alfaro lost a pregnancy. In Trump’s America, there’s no mercy for migrant moms.
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Aurora Judge Dismisses Anti-Semitism Defense by Controversial “Slumlord”
The judge ruled that Zev Baumgarten failed to prove that city code enforcers targeted him because he’s Jewish.
Police and Community Leaders Brace for More Teen Takeovers
“I’ve never seen these kids more angry, more disconnected.”
As Broncos Look to the Future, Historic Denver Looks to the Past of Burnham Yard
“It’s a really important space that tells the story of our city’s growth, of some of the unique things that happened in the city over the years.”
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How RTD Plans to Keep Public Transit Safe and Operational During Protests
During the No Kings protest on June 14, RTD shut down public transit at Union Station. Here’s how the agency will handle future demonstrations in Denver.
Barry Morphew Back in Colorado, Facing Charge for Wife Suzanne’s Murder
After his arrest in Arizona, he made his first Colorado court appearance in the new murder case on Tuesday.
After Mike Lindell Trial, Joe Oltmann Remains Undaunted
The star witness of the Mike Lindell trial says the jury believed him, and he isn’t worried about pending court actions.
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Denver Plan to Eliminate Minimum Parking Requirements Advances to Final Vote
Apartment buildings in most Denver neighborhoods have to provide one parking space per unit. That could change in August.
Michael Porter Jr. Did Free Plug for Denver Youth Program. Then He Was Traded.
MPJ lent his star power to a city program intended to boost youth employment. Professional sports can feel cold sometimes.
Cannabis Company Owner Banned From Colorado Market After Settlement With AG
State investigators allegedly made “multiple undercover purchases,” with some products containing 35 times the legal limit of THC in hemp products.
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Disabled Denver Homeowner Frustrated With Sidewalk Fee, Busted Concrete
The city started charging homeowners fees for sidewalk maintenance in January, but repairs don’t start until this month.
Man Found Hanging in Aurora Park Identified
Known as “Tommy” by friends, Mom Krouch had been homeless for a few years before he was spotted at Del Mar Park in Aurora.
Denver Police Implement Sexual Assault Response Reforms After Victim Pushes for More
Officers are now required to watch a video outlining the Start by Believing campaign and encouraged to sign an affidavit of support for its goals, among other updates.
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Victim Dies of Injuries Weeks After Boulder Firebombing Attack
Suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman is now facing first-degree murder charges for the death of 82-year-old Karen Diamond.
Mother and Daughter Challenging Aurora’s Ban on Housing Roosters
After falling in love with Kevin, a rare (and allegedly quiet) breed of rooster, Heather Krueger and her seven-year-old daughter are collecting signatures to change a local ban.
Bill Moyers Legacy Includes ’90s Colorado Documentary
When Colorado was dubbed the “Hate State,” the TV journalist dug into the constitutional amendment to prevent anti-discrimination laws protecting gays and lesbians.
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Denver’s New Bike Map Promises More Lanes, Seamless Network
If followed through as planned, the city promises a sprawling network of streets and trails designed to make bicycling easier in the Mile High City.