Misinformation behind millions spent in Denver’s asinine anti-meat campaign | GABEL
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s $3 million campaign to urge Denver residents and visitors to eat less meat to reduce greenhouse gases (GHG) is tone deaf at best. There is no need for widening the divide between people and where their food comes from, especially here and now. Attempting to...
Prowers County Commissioners sign resolution in opposition to Denver mayor’s “eat less meat” campaign
Prowers County Commissioners oppose Denver’s efforts to widen the divide between rural and urban Colorado. In the latest ill-conceived move from urban leaders against Colorado’s rural communities, Mayor Johnston launched an “eat less meat” ad campaign. The campaign neglects the importance of science-based nutritional...
Westminster police seeking information in 1999 triple homicide cold case
Westminster police are seeking information that could help solve a 1999 cold case involving a triple homicide.
Commerce City Launches Interesting “Drone as First Responder” Program
To be fair, it was probably only a matter of time before a program like this launched somewhere, but to be honest, it really does make a whole ton of sense. Think about the response time when someone calls 911. A human needs to grab their keys, run to the emergency vehicle, then drive with lights and sirens across...
Park rangers responded to loose bison at Daniels Park in DougCo on Monday
Daniels Park, which is home to one of the City of Denver's two bison herds, temporarily closed after one of the animals got loose on Monday.
Estate Sale Burglary Suspects Arrested in Multi-Agency Effort
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Two suspects have been arrested following a months-long investigation into a string of burglaries targeting estate sale properties in Northern Colorado. Fort Collins Police Services (FCPS), with the help of Denver Police and SWAT, executed a search warrant in Denver on July 24 and recovered...
Marching on D.C., Voicing a Movement, Catching a Serial Killer: Celebrating the Achievements of...
In the 1970s, Denver bank executive M.L. Hanson encouraged a friend’s daughter to write a school report on notable Colorado women. There was just one hitch: The girl’s history textbook didn’t mention any. “If women aren’t even being featured in school, they’re just totally invisible,” Hanson says. “Colorado’s history...
States of the city: Comparing Mike Johnston in 2024 and 2025 | ANALYSIS
It’s been just over 24 months since Denver Mayor Mike Johnston took the oath of office as the city’s 46th mayor, and, in that time, the former Harvard-educated and once rural Mississippi school teacher has delivered two State of the City addresses. His inaugural address, delivered on July...
Colorado Once Had a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Bar
For those who grew up in the 1990s, things like Super Nintendo, classic Nickelodeon cartoons, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles bring up some serious nostalgia. Every Toy from Your Childhood is at a Crazy Store in Colorado |. Luckily, there are plenty of comic book shops and vintage toy...
Denver Health expands doula program as demand rises
Denver Health said it will be expanding its doula program as more expectant mothers utilize the service now that Medicaid covers the care.