Officer-Involved Shooting Rocks 10th and Broadway An early Friday morning incident dramatically impacted Denver’s downtown, bringing the vital intersection of 10th Avenue and Broadway to a standstill following an officer-involved shooting. Denver Police officers, responding to a report of an armed individual, engaged a suspect outside a local 7-Eleven. This tense confrontation culminated in the suspect being injured and hospitalized, while no officers sustained physical harm. This significant event has triggered a comprehensive, multi-agency investigation, … Read More

Colorado Supreme Court Justice Gabriel to Retire Justice Richard Gabriel has announced his retirement from the Colorado Supreme Court, effective July 8. His departure marks a significant moment for the state’s highest court, opening a crucial vacancy that Governor Jared Polis will fill. A Legacy on Colorado’s High Bench Appointed to the Supreme Court by then-Governor John Hickenlooper in 2015, Justice Gabriel has served the people of Colorado with distinction for nearly a decade. Prior … Read More

Christian Braun’s Big Night Powers Nuggets Rout The Denver Nuggets delivered a dominant performance last night, securing a decisive victory where sophomore Christian Braun emerged as the undeniable standout. His impressive 22-point outing fueled the rout, showcasing the young guard’s growing confidence and vital contribution to the team’s championship defense efforts right here in Denver. Braun Shines in Commanding Win In a game that saw the Denver Nuggets assert their authority from tip-off, Christian Braun’s … Read More

Denver Bakes in Record March Heat Denver felt more like summer this past weekend as the city shattered a long-standing temperature record. On March 16, 2026, unusually warm conditions for mid-March surprised many, raising questions about what this early blast of heat means for the spring ahead. March Madness, Weather Edition On Saturday, March 16, 2026, Denver officially hit a scorching 80°F at Denver International Airport, easily breaking the previous record for that date. The … Read More

Last Call for Boulder’s Dark Horse: An Era Ends For decades, The Dark Horse in Boulder has stood as an iconic destination, drawing patrons from across the Front Range, including many Denver locals seeking its unique dive bar charm and legendary burgers. It’s with a heavy heart that we share the news of its impending closure, marking the end of an era for one of Colorado’s most beloved watering holes and a quintessential stop for … Read More

DIA’s Plea: Gift Cards for TSA Confiscations Traveling through Denver International Airport often involves navigating security checkpoints, but imagine the frustration of having a valuable item confiscated by TSA, only to find the airport itself is now seeking gift cards to offer as a meager form of “soft compensation.” This unusual request from airports nationwide, including potentially our own DIA, highlights a persistent problem in air travel security. The Confiscation Conundrum at Security Checkpoints Every … Read More

Adebayo’s 83-Point Night Sparks NBA Record Debate The NBA world is buzzing after Miami Heat’s Bam Adebayo reportedly dropped an astonishing 83 points last night, a performance that has immediately thrust him into the league’s scoring elite. However, this monumental achievement isn’t without its detractors, as the circumstances surrounding Adebayo’s record-setting night are sparking intense debate, particularly in comparison to the legendary Kobe Bryant’s 81-point masterpiece. A Historic Scoring Outburst for Bam Adebayo The Unprecedented … Read More