What Denver Police Want You To Do When They Say to “Shelter in Place”
A Denver Police Department division chief explains why, how and when “Shelter in Place” notices are used.
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DU Students Rip Korbel School Dean Search With Three White Male Finalists
A University of Denver student group criticizes the institution for choosing three white males as finalists for the dean position at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
JonBenét Ramsey Family Attorney on Ex-Boulder DA’s Subpoena in CBS Suit
The attorney for the family of JonBenét Ramsey, who was murdered in 1996, weighs in on the latest development in a $750 million defamation lawsuit against CBS on behalf of her brother, Burke Ramsey.
How York Ramp Closure Did (or Didn’t) Cause Neighborhood Traffic Nightmare
One neighborhood is feeling negative ripple effects from Central 70 and a slew of other nearby construction projects.
Denver Punk Reunion for Wax Trax Doc: Jello Biafra, Al Jourgensen, Groovie Mann
A Denver screening of a movie about the Wax Trax stores and record label will include appearances by outsider-music icons Jello Biafra, Al Jourgensen and Groovie Mann.
This Woman Would Like to Ask You Some Uncomfortable Questions
A Denver author’s vlog finds her asking people of every description uncomfortable questions.
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Killer Clown Display on Same Block as Killer Clown Murder
A Halloween store is using a killer clown costume display on the same block where Christian Gulzow committed murder while wearing clown-like makeup last year.
Facebook Security Breach Lawsuit’s Colorado Connections
A new class action lawsuit against Facebook over a security breach last month has major Colorado connections.
Michaella Surat Brutality Lawsuit One of Three Planned Against Fort Collins Cops
Fort Collins Police Services will face three lawsuits over excessive force, promises a Denver attorney who’s previously settled two cases with the department.
Dear Walker Stapleton: Why Are You So Afraid of Westword?
“Walker, I give you my solemn vow that I will not try to castrate you.”
Sixth and Federal License Plate Readers and When Denver Cops May Data-Mine
A new permanent license plate reader at a busy Denver intersection raises ACLU concerns about privacy loss and data mining.
Denver Urban Wildlife Guide With Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: How to Stay Safe
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald offers tips to living with urban wildlife in cities like Denver and beyond.
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More Reasons That So Many Transplants Are Moving to Colorado
Why do so many people continue to move to Colorado? There are plenty of reasons, as we all know. But two in particular are dollars and cents.
The Case for Amendment V, to Let 21-Year-Olds Run for State Office
Amendment V, which would allow 21-year-olds to run for the Colorado senate or house, is a very timely in the opinion of one proponent.
Twitter Debates Whether We Saw the Real Broncos in 45-10 Cardinals Blowout
Denver Broncos fans on Twitter debated whether a blowout win over the Arizona Cardinals on October 18 was a sign of things to come or a fluke.
Serious Injuries in Homeless Camp Hit-and-Run by Westword Office
Homeless campers who witnessed a hit-and-run accident near Westword‘s Tenth and Broadway offices share details of the disturbing crime.
Firing Flight Attendants Who Watched iPad Could Cost United $2 Million
Total damages in a lawsuit filed by veteran flight attendants hired for what are described as trivial reasons could cost United Airlines $2 million.
Cop Cleared in Sheriff Scandal Claims Tom Clements Murder Probe Cover-Up
A new lawsuit claims a cover-up has tainted the investigation into the 2013 murder of Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements and a wrongful indictment tied to the Sheriff Terry Maketa scandal in retaliation.
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The Most Surreal Leo Kottke Interview You’ll Ever Read
Leo Kottke, who’s playing October 19 at the Paramount Theatre with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, is weird in the best possible way. And his career has been, too.
The 27 Denver Neighborhoods Where Rent Prices Are Down Right Now
Rent prices have actually declined in 27 Denver neighborhoods over the past six months.
Why You’re Seeing Controversial Steven Nguyen Police Shooting Video Now
Controversial footage of a fatal Denver police shooting is the first to be released under a new video-evidence policy.
Colorado Senator Gary Hart Was Set Up for Sex Scandal, New Report Says
A new report suggests that the sex scandal that doomed Colorado Senator Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential run was a set-up by a political operative of future President George H.W. Bush.