Mike Lindell, Election Denier and Tina Peters Supporter, Coming to Colorado Without Mustache
The bare-faced mattress mogul has been doing some bare-faced lying.
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Mile High Highlight: Elbra Wedgeworth on Bringing the 2008 Democratic National Convention to Denver
“When Senator Obama walked across the stage at Invesco Field that night, I cried with joy and pride to be here for this celebration.”
Dateless in Denver: A First and Last Date on First Friday
The plan was to walk around and just soak in the awesomeness of Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe. Things did not go according to plan.
Reader: An Outside Music Venue Makes Noise? Who Knew?
There was plenty of excitement leading to the opening of the Ford Ampitheater in Colorado Springs. Afterwards, there were plenty of complaints…
Commentary: Coloradans for the Common Good Uses the Power of Organized People
If an organization can mobilize well-informed and disciplined citizens to solve problems, it will always be taken seriously.
Readers: Denver Is Becoming So Unaffordable I Might Have to Leave
At another Community Conversation, Mayor Mike Johnston got an earful about affordability challenges.
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Benny Blanco’s Leaving Cap Hill for the ‘Burbs Isn’t a Reflection on Denver
Mourn the loss of East 13th Avenue garlic knots, but no need to mourn the city overall.
Reader: The Big Lie Is Not About the Lie Itself, It’s About Undermining Belief in Everything
Donald Trump claims the Kamala Harris Detroit rally photos were faked. But a Denver photographer knows they’re real: He took them.
Kamala Harris Crowd Photos: AI or Evan Semón?
The Denver photographer was in Detroit to shoot the event for the United Auto Workers.
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Reader: Elway’s Time in Cherry Creek Has Come…and Gone
The former Broncos’ quarterback and his partner are closing the doors to make way for a major construction project, but the steakhouse could reopen in a new spot.
Reader: With Mutiny Leaving Denver, the City Is Losing Some of Its Soul
With its longtime building up for sale, the bookstore is moving down Broadway to a new space in Englewood.
Analysis: Even Short Trips to Space Can Change an Astronaut’s Biology
NASA just announced that the two Starline astronauts could be stuck in space for months.
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Fore! Pro Golfer Wyndham Clark Now Welcomes You to Denver
“Colorado takes center stage this month as the best players in the world visit the Mile High City.”
Photos: Legendary Caribou Ranch Hits Market for $48 Million
Once a mining camp, then a ranch that raised Arabian horses, it became a recording mecca fifty years ago.
History Happened Here: Four Things to Do on Hiroshima Day
More than 10,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated at Camp Amache in southeastern Colorado.
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Reader: With Charlie Brown’s Off Limits, Where Are the Good Smoking Patios?
A city inspector determined that the patio at Charlie Brown’s is enclosed…which means smoking there is banned.
Reader: Isn’t Everyone High on Colorado? (And in Colorado?)
On the Centennial State’s 148th birthday, we asked why you love Colorado.
Reader: Johnson’s Corner Had Some of the Best Cinnamon Rolls of All Time!
One of the original Johnson’s Corner locations is becoming Johnson Station.
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Analysis: What a Kamala Harris Presidency May (and May Not) Mean for Progressives
The candidate is a complicated person who deserves to be judged within the full context of her record.
Denver’s Air Quality Among the Worst in the World Right Now
This city can try to clean itself up, but it can’t fence out foreign contaminants.
Snow Job: David Lesh Gets a Pass for Unsanctioned “Work Activity” at Keystone
“This is not just a victory for me, but for basic American freedom and social liberty.” And people who poop in Hanging Lake.
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Reader: It’s Not Supply and Demand. It’s Supply, Demand and Money
Denver’s housing inventory is increasing faster than in any other major city. But who can anyone to buy here?