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Video: Denver Woman Attacks Young Skateboarders, Throws 11-Year-Old's Board Into River
A woman angry over children skateboarding at Denver's Confluence Park was caught on video chasing, grabbing and shoving the young boys. Before the video started capturing the action, the woman threw a skateboard belonging to eleven-year-old Charleston Davidson into the South Platte River, according to witnesses and an incident report from the Denver Police Department. The conflict happened on the evening of Friday, June 28, in Shoemaker Plaza, across from the flagship REI store.
Check out these highlights of Broncos rookie pass rusher Jonah Elliss
After selecting Oregon quarterback Bo Nix with their first-round draft pick in April, the Denver Broncos used a third-round pick to select Utah pass rusher Jonah Elliss. Elliss (6-2, 248 pounds) spoke about his strengths and weaknesses after being picked by the Broncos this spring. “I feel like my effort...
Sensory-friendly Fourth of July celebration hosted by The Autism Community Store
Between the noises of fireworks and big crowds of a Fourth of July celebration, it can be a challenging time for people with autism. But a nonprofit has stepped up to help make the event inclusive.
This Week We Feature COMBO Members Ed Skibbe, Nevan Castaneda, and J.C. Allen
Photo: Ed Skibbe | Well known in the Denver area and beyond is Southwestern Country rock singer/songwriter Ed Skibbe, a former member of COMA’s board many years ago. Ed is also founder and Executive Director of Colorado CAMP4Kids; president of Breckenridge Education Arts and Music Seminars (BEAMS); a staff songwriter with Ash Street Music, Nashville; and Founder of Coyote Tongue Music publishing. He is also a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for Eddy Roswell!
Opera in Vail: How Bravo! Vail is staging an outdoor ‘La bohème’
When audiences make their way to Bravo! Vail this week, a transformed Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater will transport them to Paris of the 1830s with “La Bohème.” It is the second semi-staged opera production at Bravo! Vail, after a successful “Tosca” in 2019. Both beloved...
Study shows no-strings-attached cash in Denver improved participants’ housing, financial stability
The Denver Basic Income Project recently released a report detailing research showing how no-strings-attached cash assistance helped people experiencing homelessness find stability. The University of Denver’s Center for Housing and Homelessness Research released the findings from its year-long randomized study, which found that participation in the DBIP led to improved housing outcomes for many participants. […] The post Study shows no-strings-attached cash in Denver improved participants’ housing, financial stability appeared first on Colorado Newsline.
The Cherry Creek Art Festival is back. Here’s what you can expect
The streets of Cherry Creek North are about to be filled with award-winning art, live music, and food vendors. And while the festival is not new to Denver — this is the festival’s 33rd year — this year organizers are expecting even bigger crowds. The festival runs...
Denver closed its last hotel shelter for new immigrants. Some families are still struggling to come inside
On a blistering afternoon in July, Amy Beck sits in her car with two other advocates working to bring new immigrant families inside and off the streets. Beck’s parked in an industrial zone in Sun Valley near a warehouse shelter — one of two remaining city-run spaces in Denver specifically for newcomers without homes to stay the night.
Old Fire Station 2 in Longmont (CO) Converted Into Public Safety Office Space
Daily Times-Call, Longmont, Colo. It has been several months since firefighters rushed out of Longmont’s old Fire Station 2 at Hover Street and Mountain View Avenue, responding to emergencies. In January, firefighters moved into the new Fire Station 2, 2212 17th Avenue, which raised the question, what would happen...
Salida Council Regular Meeting Moves U.S. 50 Property Purchase Forward
Salida City Council held their first regular session of the month at 6:00 pm on July 2, 2024 moving forward a full slate of agenda items. Before the agenda was even approved, Council member Dominique Naccarato moved to discuss Ordinance 2024-10, a site lease and purchase agreement, immediately after Resolution 2024-41, the corresponding reimbursement proposal for the city’s purchase of the former Thrift Horse retail store at 325 West U.S. 50 as a proposed new 8,000 square foot Salida Police Building.
Aurora officer who killed Kilyn Lewis used Taser during 2021 excessive force incident
Three years before the fatal shooting of Kilyn Lewis, Aurora police Officer Michael Dieck used a Taser on a suspect during a 2021 incident that resulted in charges being filed against another officer who beat the same suspect with a gun as well as a third officer who failed to intervene.
Broncos’ QB Competition Will Not Place Bo Nix In Third-String Role
Sean Payton‘s second Broncos quarterback room features an interesting makeup, as the team has its 2023 backup (Jarrett Stidham) and a trade acquisition (Zach Wilson) joining this year’s sixth QB chosen (Bo Nix). [RELATED: Broncos’ QB1 Job Nix’s To Lose?]. A scenario in which Nix struggles...
Junkyard Gem: 1991 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
GM's Cadillac Division introduced the ultra-swanky Eldorado as a 1953 model, and the Biarritz name was first used on the Eldorado convertible three years later. After that, Eldorado Biarritzes in various forms were built intermittently through the following decades. The end finally came for the Biarritz in 1991, when the last eleventh-generation Eldorados rolled off the Hamtramck line. Today's Junkyard Gem is one of those cars, found at a self-service yard near Denver, Colorado.
A Warning to Potential Seditionists
Many American citizens objected to our involvement in World War I. They regarded it as a European dispute and saw no reason for us to be drawn into the fray. The federal government was determined to quell anti-war talk, so they enacted the Espionage Act of 1917, followed by the Sedition Act of 1918.
Broncos Urged to Sign Former $32 Million Pro Bowler in Free Agency
The Denver Broncos could very well have rookie first-round pick Bo Nix under center for Week 1 of the regular season. Nix is the most experienced quarterback in NCAA history with a record 61 starts to his credit. Still, the Broncos can help make his transition to the NFL easier....
City Council abolishes occupancy limits following removal of housing ordinances statewide
Fort Collins City Council passed a measure officially abolishing housing occupancy limits by way of a 5-2 vote, following the implementation of HB24-1007, a bill signed by Gov. Jared Polis that officially prohibits counties, cities and municipalities from limiting the number of unrelated people who can live in a single dwelling.
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