Broomfield Ward 5 Recall Devolves Into Sexist and Transphobic Trash Talk
National talking points are brought into local elections via online comments and attacks.
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Rogue cops still licensed to work despite government reforms
UNDISCIPLINED: Colorado promised transparency around police misconduct, but is still not holding most rogue cops publicly accountable. By Susan Greene, Colorado News Collaborative and Andrew Fraieli, The Sentinel in Aurora A Denver Police officer bragged to coworkers that he shot…
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Where Are The Peacemakers?
I cannot bear to look at the images from Israel and Gaza yet I cannot bear to look away. A dead child does not judge. Whether her last moment came at the edge of a Hamas blade or at…
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Pinball With Altitude
The annual Dory Hill Pinball Campout (elevation 9230’) merges an elite tournament with al fresco revelry and reverence for the silver ball. By: Jeremy Simon Dave Johnson, a lead volunteer at Colorado’s largest pinball tournament, addressed an eager and shivering…
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The Dank and Dark Side: Denver Welcomes First Cannabis Bus Ghost Tour
Two firsts are rolled up together, the nation’s first cannabis-licensed consumption bus, and a local ghost tour. That’s right, you can smoke on the bus during your ghost tour. Presented by The Cannabis Experience and Dark Side of Denver Ghost…
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More Colorado Schools Stock Overdose Reversal Meds, but Others Worry About Stigma
Colorado is among several states that ensure schools have access to the opioid overdose reversal medication naloxone for free or at reduced cost. But most districts hadn’t signed up by the start of the school year for a state distribution…
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Dear Alana, the Conversion Therapy Podcast You’ll Binge In One Sitting
The Storyteller Becomes the Story In 2020, Yellow Scene covered the story of Alana Chen, a 24-year-old from Louisville. Her death, ruled a suicide, was a tragedy that has stirred concerns within the local LBGTQ community and its allies since…
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The Woman Who Chased Goats
Lafayette City Council member Tonya Briggs remembered Being asked to write a eulogy for someone you care about, someone who was only 44, a mother of three beautiful red-headed girls, happily married for almost two decades, and a leading Lafayette…
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SVVSD Superintendent Don Haddad threatens police on questioning parents
Unanswered questions regarding Erie Cheer allegations prompted backlash by Haddad during open forum Tuesday Night, October 3rd, 2023 at Erie High School, St. Vrain Valley School District Superintendent Don Haddad was making the circuit to promote the upcoming bond SVVSD…
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