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Goosed outside The Goose
Boulder police responded to a report of unlawful sexual contact that occurred just before 3 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20, outside The Goose bar in the 1300 block of Broadway...
Looking for home
All the first tiny home villages required civil disobedience,” says Marcus Hyde of Denver Homeless Out Loud (DHOL), a group of both advocates and people experiencing homelessness working in the Denver area. On Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 members of the group were arrested ...
Twitter Rolls Out Targeted Tweets for Advertisers
Twitter today unveiled a new advertising tool that will let companies target their tweets at specific users...
Microsoft CEO lauds Twitter’s independence
SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer...
Why 9 random people could decide tech design’s future
As the massive Apple v. Samsung case heads to jury deliberation tomorrow after closing arguments, millions of dollars and the future of two tech giants hangs in the balance...
Not even COVID could stop sports books from flooding Colorado
This time last year, it wouldn’t have mattered much to Coloradans that Ukrainians were possibly fixing ping-pong matches.
But now that sports betting is legal...
Only the 11th state
As protesters called for racial justice outside of the Capitol in early June, one chant stood out in particular to Rep. Breanna Titone (D-Arvada)....
Senate nears passage of $858 billion tax-cut deal
WASHINGTON — The $858 billion tax-cut deal moving through Congress will jolt life into the struggling U.S. economy over the next two years, but faces one more major hurdle first — passing the House of Representatives despite Democrats angry about its estate tax and ...
With Economic Signs Improving, Burden Shifts from Obama to GOP
Obama’s chances have always been tethered to the tremulous economy...
Domestic violence nonprofits prepare for increased abuse
One abuser cut off his partner’s phone service after she stopped going to work due to the coronavirus, leaving her completely isolated from friends,...
