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New Dark Sky Community designated in Colorado, joining short list
Seth Boster
seth.boster@gazette.com
Updated 53 seconds ago
Another part of Colorado has been recognized for its rare celestial view. In announcing the state’s next Dark Sky Community, DarkSky International described Old Snowmass as a “spectacular corner of the Roaring Fork Valley” ー an unincorporated corner between Aspen...
Seth Boster
Reporter
Dead women found on Utah hiking trail leads to arrest of triple-homicide suspect in Colorado
Spencer McKee
spencer@outtherecolorado.com
Updated 22 minutes ago
On March 4, the Utah Department of Public Safety reported that two women, age 30 and 60, had been found dead on an unidentified Wayne County hiking trail, with a third deceased female, 80, found in a nearby residence. This...
Spencer McKee
Reporter
Colorado legislators eye changes to credit card ‘swipe fees’
Marianne Goodland
marianne.goodland@coloradopolitics.com
Updated 32 minutes ago
Colorado legislators are proposing to eliminate “swipe fees” on sales taxes, a move that proponents say would save businesses tens of thousands of dollars a year but which will likely revive counter-arguments that those fees help create a stable and...
Marianne Goodland
Reporter
Release of Suzanne Morphew’s remains to family denied by DA
Michael Braithwaite
michael.braithwaite@gazette.com
Updated 21 minutes ago
A district attorney denied a request from Suzanne Morphew’s family Wednesday to turn over her remains before her husband’s trial. Anne Kelley, District Attorney with the 12th Judicial District, said that, because her remains were lawfully obtained via a search...
Michael Braithwaite
Reporter
Denver weather: Warm Thursday, but 1-3 inches of snow is coming
Daniel Boniface
dan.boniface@denvergazette.com
Updated 3 hours ago
Warm temperatures are expected in Denver on Thursday, but the snow is on its way, forecasters said. The National Weather Service in Boulder said to expect a high of 68 degrees at Denver International Airport on Thursday. That’s about 16...
Daniel Boniface
Reporter
Peter Forsberg leads largest comeback in Avalanche history | March 3, 1999 | Colorado’s Top 150 Sports Moments
Paul Klee
paul.klee@gazette.com
Updated 23 hours ago
Happy birthday, Colorado — and Colorado sports. Leading into the state’s 150th birthday Aug. 1, The Denver Gazette has partnered with the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame to publicize the definitive list of Colorado’s top 150 sports moments. Colorado Sports Hall...
Paul Klee
Reporter
EDITORIAL: Denver’s restaurants are still reeling
The Gazette Editorial Board
thegazette-editorial-board@gazette.com
Updated 16 hours ago
Denver’s restaurant industry is in turmoil. While much of the rest of the country’s restaurant markets have bounced back from the pandemic, a new report from the Denver Restaurant Liaison Project found that Denver’s eateries continue to face “structural contraction,...
The Gazette Editorial Board
Reporter
Aurora’s quiet crisis — civic disengagement | Michael A. Hancock
Michael Hancock
michael-hancock@gazette.com
Updated 23 hours ago
Aurora is Colorado’s third-largest city. It has more than 270,000 registered voters, a diverse population, and a growing economic footprint along the Front Range. Yet when Aurora holds municipal elections, the number of people who actually determine the city’s political direction is astonishingly small. ...
Michael Hancock
Reporter
Denver area events for March 5
Carlotta Olson
carlotta.olson@gazette.com
Updated 1 day ago
If you have an event taking place in the Denver area, email information to carlotta.olson@gazette.com at least two weeks in advance. All events are listed in the calendar on space availability. Thursday Camilla Vaitaitis Quartet — 6:30 p.m., Dazzle at Baur’s, 1080...
Carlotta Olson
Reporter
Will Denver’s dueling underground music fests face off at once?
John Moore
john.moore@denvergazette.com
Updated 42 minutes ago
Less than a year ago, local music fans collectively pondered whether the summer music festival might be dead in Denver. (To our credit, we opined in this space: “Categorically not.” Actually, our exact words were: “Don’t be daft, punk!”) But...
John Moore
Reporter