Denver’s New Strategy for Migrant Shelters Denver City Council recently cast a pivotal vote to address the ongoing migrant crisis, aiming to reshape the city’s approach to sheltering new arrivals. This decision signals a significant shift in how Denver will manage the humanitarian challenges and financial burdens associated with supporting thousands of migrants. The move aims for a more stable and sustainable solution amidst persistent resource strain. The Growing Challenge for Denver For over a … Read More

Remembering Former Aurora Mayor Steve Hogan The Denver metro area mourns the passing of Steve Hogan, the respected former Mayor of Aurora, who dedicated decades of his life to public service. Hogan, who led Colorado’s third-largest city from 2011 to 2017, left an indelible mark on its development and community resilience. A Dedicated Public Servant for Aurora Steve Hogan’s commitment to Aurora spanned over two decades, beginning long before his mayoral tenure. A lawyer by … Read More

I-25 Deadly Crash Trial Set to Begin in Denver Denver is bracing for the trial connected to the tragic 2021 I-25 crash that claimed five lives, including a child. The accused driver faces a multitude of serious charges, and the upcoming proceedings will bring this devastating case back into public focus for local residents. Recalling the Horrific April 2021 Crash On April 25, 2021, a devastating multi-vehicle collision occurred on I-25 near Belleview Avenue, forever … Read More

Jokic & Murray: Denver’s Unlikely Dynasty Duo For years, Denver watched Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray grow from promising young talents into the undeniable core of the Nuggets. Their journey, marked by perseverance and an almost telepathic connection, culminated in our city’s first NBA Championship, proving that true greatness often emerges from the most unexpected paths. The Seeds of an Unlikely Partnership When Nikola Jokic was drafted 41st overall in 2014, a pick infamously announced … Read More

Justice Boatright to Retire from CO Supreme Court Denver is buzzing with the news that Colorado Supreme Court Justice Brian Boatright will retire in January 2025. After more than a decade of distinguished service on the state’s highest court, his departure marks a significant moment for Colorado’s legal landscape, prompting Governor Jared Polis to appoint his successor. Justice Boatright’s Distinguished Career and Impact Justice Boatright, appointed to the Colorado Supreme Court in 2011, has been … Read More

Trombone Shorty Electrifies Denver Botanic Gardens On the evening of June 17th, the Denver Botanic Gardens transformed into an electrifying open-air concert hall, hosting the incomparable Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue. Under a clear Colorado sky, locals gathered to experience a powerful blend of New Orleans brass, funk, and rock amidst the stunning botanical displays, creating an unforgettable start to the summer concert season. A Rhythmic Spectacle Amidst Blooms The convergence of Trombone Shorty’s high-octane … Read More

Denver Braces for Historic Arctic Blast This Weekend A severe arctic air mass is poised to engulf the Denver metro area this weekend, bringing with it dangerously cold temperatures and the potential to shatter long-standing weather records. Residents should prepare for extreme conditions, including wind chills that could plummet to life-threatening levels. The Deep Freeze Arrives Starting Friday night and intensifying through Saturday, an unprecedented arctic blast will sweep across Denver. Forecasts indicate actual air … Read More