Don’t be too ‘Mortified’ by this lesbian pirate poetry
Whitney Gaines, of Denver, took up the challenge: to read from her adolescent diaries in front of a live audience. Walk the plank with her as she shares her lesbian pirate poetry.
Sonic Guild Community Night with Shadow Work and Vanimal Kingdom
Join Sonic Guild Colorado for a free community night at Roots Music Project featuring Shadow Work and Vanimal Kingdom WHEN: Friday, October 20th. Doors 7PM.
Yugs Birthday Bash w/ Citizen Tempest and Silver Screen Fantasy
Come celebrate Yugs 27th birthday with Citizen Tempest and Silver Screen Fantasy! This is one birthday bash you won’t forget!
Election denier and ‘MyPillow Guy’ Mike Lindell confirms he’s out of money, can’t pay legal bills
Attorneys who’ve been defending MyPillow chief executive and election denier Mike Lindell against defamation lawsuits by voting machine companies are seeking court permission to quit, saying he owes them unspecified millions of […]
Walt Whitman at Kenosha Pass
In 1879, poet Walt Whitman ascended to Kenosha Pass. From exactly ten thousand feet, the view took his breath away.
Colorado weather: Warm weather expected along Front Range, with snow possible in the mountains this week
The warm start to autumn is continuing along the Front Range and in Grand Junction, but conditions are expected to cool toward the end of the week.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
For 31 days in October, the impacts of breast cancer are brought to the forefront of the National Conversation.
LGBTQ+ community resource center opening in Colorado Springs
A community center focusing on the LGBTQ population is opening this fall in Colorado Springs. The Prism Community Collective will provide access to resources like mental and physical health providers. It’s made possible through a three year federal grant totaling just over $5 million, secured following the shooting at Club Q.
Hailstorms wreak havoc on roofs, gardens and windshields, so what happens when they fall on outdoor art?
Especially when that art is made of dozens and dozens of pieces of glass.
Colorado leaders and members of Jewish and Palestinian community react following Hamas attack on Israel
The Hamas attack follows decades of tension between Israel and Palestinians.
Trial set for man accused of killing 10 at King Soopers
After years of treatment and eventually forced medication, the man suspected in the mass shooting is found competent to stand trial.
In a public letter, CU Boulder students and faculty allege hostile work environment for women of color professors
The letter alleges the female faculty were “pushed out” of the School of Education.
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Defense and prosecution in the trial for officers charged in Elijah McClain’s death rest their cases
The jury was in the courtroom for a little more than an hour total on Friday — the rest of the time was a fight about legal procedures
It’s official: Oregon will supply wolves for Colorado’s reintroduction project
The agreement removes the final roadblock to the state’s ground-breaking reintroduction plan.
