President Donald Trump isn’t the only person to question attendance estimates at a big event over the past few days. I do, too. The audience-size figures most frequently floated after the Women’s March on Denver, which took place on Saturday, January 21, was “more than 100,000.” But to me, the Civic Center Park area seemed just as it packed as it did during the Broncos’ Super Bowl 50 Victory rally in February 2016 — and the crowd at that gathering was supposed to be one-million strong.

The tragic death of San Antonio mom Kelly Huber on a Granby ski lift demonstrates that such devices aren’t risk-free, as a skier named Richard found out personally. Earlier this month, his backpack got tangled on an Arapahoe Basin lift, leaving him dangling from the chair by his neck. He almost certainly would have died were it not for the heroics of professional slackliner Mickey Wilson, who joined Richard to talk about the rescue on yesterday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

The controversy over a new Denver Police Department draft policy about the use of force flared up again last night at a contentious community forum at the Shorter Community AME Church, with activists, faith leaders and other community members letting Denver Police Chief Robert White and other officials how unhappy they are with the way the document was assembled and presented.

What did each state, including Colorado, Google most in 2016? The answers can be hilarious, strange, embarrassing and telling.

Sean Haberthier, a 47-year-old Denver resident, is the third person to die at a Colorado ski area this season and the second to perish while skiing at Breckenridge.

Our zip codes say a lot about our income level, whether we realize it or not, as our previous list of the ten wealthiest zip codes in Denver made clear. But now, a website allows us to go beyond mere dollars and sense to get a better feel for the differences made by those digits in some of the Mile High City’s most iconic areas.

On day two of Lewis & Logan, the new KOA afternoon program that teams veteran broadcaster Dave Logan and The Fox’s Rick Lewis, Kathy Lee, the longtime Fox personality who also serves as a co-host, asked Logan if he ever has lesbian dreams with a casualness usually associated with questions about the commute to work or plans for the weekend. But far from balking at the question, Logan, the steadfast voice of the Denver Broncos, chuckled and played along, albeit without admitting he fantasizes about hot girl-on-girl action.