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Man killed in Thornton was intentionally struck by SUV driver, police say

The Denver Post (Crime) 7/23 9:09A Katie Langford

A man died after he was intentionally hit by the driver of an SUV on the 84th Avenue bridge over Interstate 25 early Tuesday morning, according to the Thornton Police...

Home intruder shot, killed in Denver’s University neighborhood

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 7/21 7:10A Katie Langford

A man Denver police described as an “intruder” was shot and killed early Sunday morning in the city s University neighborhood. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety |...

Improving Investor Behavior: Compounding quietly

The Denver Post (Business) 7/21 2:00A Steve Booren

While enjoying our backyard over the recent holiday weekend, my wife and I noticed the immense growth of two trees we planted 20 years ago. From a scant four feet of height decades ago, they have...

RTD’s slow-train summer brings havoc for transit-dependent workers

The Denver Post (Transportation) 7/19 9:52A Bruce Finley

RTD’s slow-train summer has gotten slower, grating hardest against metro Denver workers with no alternative but public transportation such as Adriano Bamba , who was late by 30 minutes for his job at...

“You’re stranding low-income families”: Cherry Hills mayor objects to Denver rezone

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 7/17 11:00A Matthew Geiger

The ritzy municipality of Cherry Hills Village has objected to a rezoning that could put income-restricted apartments at its doorstep. “We have very serious concerns that...

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Meet the Broncos staffers who helped propel girls flag football through sanctioning process in...

The Dever Post (Broncos) 7/14 1:45A Parker Gabriel

Patrick Simpson saw the progress and the possibility unfolding right in front of him. The Jeffco Public Schools executive director for athletics was watching the first year of the state’s girls flag...

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Is your next outdoor misadventure fit for a podcast episode?

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/25 2:24A Mindy Sink

Gone are the days when someone sheepishly falls down on a hiking trail and keeps it to themselves. The other side of Instagram glory where peak gloating is on display alongside all other fabulous...

50ish-year reunion: As teenagers, they helped build the Colorado Trail

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/22 2:00A John Meyer

In the coolness of late afternoon at 7,700 feet in the Buffalo Creek Recreation Area, a golden light filtered through tall pines, accentuating the intricate shadows of rock outcroppings looming over...

When is sweat a form of self-care? When it’s fun — and on a bike

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/22 2:00A John Wenzel

Editor s note: This is part of The Know’s series, Staff Favorites . Each week, we offer our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping,...

Denver sets new records in visitor numbers and spending in 2023, passing $10 billion for first time

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/17 2:00A John Aguilar

Denver set new records in 2023 for both domestic visitors and money spent by those visitors eclipsing $10 billion for the first time, it was announced Tuesday. Visit Denver,...

Hiking, bike riding, breweries and pot. Do Denver residents live up to the stereotype?

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/16 2:00A Jonathan Shikes

Ask someone from another state what the typical Denverite likes, and you might get any number of answers. Skiing. Craft beer. Hiking. Cannabis. Goldendoodles. But do those stereotypes bear out? Does...

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