Mother, man sentenced after infant dies due to meth toxicity
A woman and a man have been sentenced for the death of an infant after drinking methamphetamine from a baby bottle, according to the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office.
FROM A ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT TO A COMPASSIONATE MOVEMENT
It’s been an incredibly heavy year for immigrant communities in the U.S., as many families deal with the constant stress of new deportation threats, the loss of legal protections and just a general sense of uncertainty. Like many of you, we have friends who are preparing to leave this country they have loved. It is...
DENVER DESIGN DISTRICT: WHERE CREATIVE VISION COMES TO LIFE
You know it when you see it, the towering canary-yellow sculpture along South Broadway, visible from I-25 and passed by countless times on our daily drives. Herbert Bayer’s Articulated Wall has long served as an unofficial welcome sign to the Denver Design District, a landmark many of us recognize without ever really...
This Day in History – January 10: Buffalo Bill Cody died in Denver
Buffalo Bill Cody died while visiting his sister in Denver, Colo. on Jan. 10, 1917. He was buried later that year near Golden, Colorado.
Over 700 Colorado Workers to Be Laid Off After USPS Contract Ends
More than 700 Colorado workers will be laid off after a USPS contractor lost its contract at the Denver Regional Transfer Hub.
Muhammad Ali, Lyle Alzado battle in boxing exhibition at Mile High Stadium | July 14,...
Happy birthday, Colorado — and Colorado sports. Leading into the state’s 150th birthday Aug. 1, The Denver Gazette has partnered with the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame to publicize the definitive list of Colorado’s top 150 sports moments. Colorado Sports Hall of Fame historian Dave Plati and a committee of 10 compiled...
Colorado Named Environmental Leader for Second Year Running, Earns “A-List” Status from Global Non-Profit...
For the second consecutive year, Colorado has been named an environmental leader, with the state snagging the prestigious "A-list" status from CDP, a global non-profit that runs the world's independent environmental disclosure system. According to the Colorado Governor's Office, Colorado was one of just two states to...
‘It looks like a war zone’: Debris sits in Nederland months after fire
Nederland residents want to pick up the pieces and move on from a fire that ripped through a town shopping center in October, but some struggle to move on as debris from the blaze remains out in the open three months later. That’s because the Colorado Department of Public Health...
Protesters on Interstate Overpass Want ‘Ice Outta of Denver’
Protesters waved signs and banners on a pedestrian walkway over Interstate 25 between Platte Street and Central Avenue in Denver on Saturday, demanding that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) cease operations in Denver and elsewhere. Some signs referenced Nicole Good, a former Colorado resident, who was shot...
Opinion: The Theft of Lakewood
There is a glaring lack of long-term thinking when it comes to neighborhood continuity and planning in Lakewood. City council’s radical rezoning is a blueprint for rushed, cheap, builder-grade development over thoughtful planning. Mature trees? Bulldozed for convenience. Infrastructure for fire, water, traffic,...
