1 taken to hospital after stabbing near Colorado Boulevard
One person was taken to the hospital following a stabbing in Denver on Sunday morning.
Colorado Mother’s Murder Case Sparks New Law on Digital Response Times
The brutal murder of Kristil Krug has become more than a tragic headline. It has...
CU Boulder’s Red Roofs, Green Lawns & Flatirons Create a Picture-Perfect Boulder Scene
There are few sights more iconic—or more alive with possibility—than the campus of University of Colorado Boulder on a perfect Colorado day. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures the heart of Boulder magic: vibrant green lawns, the warm glow of red-tiled roofs, and the dramatic Flatirons rising against the Rocky
A room for Sundance, a reality check for big-government Boulder | Jon Caldara
There are few things more satisfying to watch than socialists getting mugged by reality. The Sundance Film Festival is invading my hometown of Boulder early next year. Sundance drew 85,000 attendees last year in Park City, Utah. Boulder’s hotel room inventory is about 2,900. If you’ve ever wondered what...
Broomfield police notes for June 8-14
6 p.m.: Authorities took a report of theft on the 11200 block of Colony Circle. 10 a.m.: Broomfield police took a report of third-degree assault on the 2600 block of West 134th Circle. 7:30 p.m.: Police took a report of burglary from a motor vehicle on the 8500 block of...
Summer has officially begun! Warm temperatures stick around
Afternoon highs near 90 degrees Sunday afternoon as summer officially begins. Highs will stay near 90 into the beginning of next week with severe storms across the plains.
Opinion: Homeless hotel diary: Biggest dump in Denver demands additional rent
Several tenants of the Fusion Studios homeless hotel, a Colorado Coalition for the Homeless property at 3737 Quebec, were given notices Friday claiming they owe back rent. I was one of these tenants.
Press Release- The Denver Art Museum presents John E. Thompson and Colorado Modernism
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Featured photo: John E. Thompson, Woods Interior, 1920. Oil paint on canvas; 15-1/8 x 18-1/4 in. The Collection of The Kirkland at the Denver Art Museum, K2021.72.007.
Cyclists can grab free breakfast on Bike to Work Day in Longmont, beyond
Colorado commuters are set to embrace bike pedals over gas pedals next week for Bike to Work Day. Wednesday’s statewide event encourages people to bike to their offices and other destinations instead of driving. Participants help reduce emissions and traffic congestion, according to the Colorado Department of Transport
The countdown begins: Introducing ‘150 Years of Colorado Cultural Shakers’
Part 1 of 6: Meet our surprising first class of first-class artists as we build toward Colorado’s 150th birthday Philip K. Dick, Blinky the Clown and the String Cheese incident walk into a bar … As Colorado approaches its 150th birthday, we at The Denver Gazette wanted to attempt something both impossible and irresisti
