Hope Tank kicked off a year of window murals featuring progressive themes and underrepresented figures with a piece by Cindy Loya.
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Long commutes with NPR allowed my long-standing love affair with politics, history and science to continue past my undergrad days at CU Boulder. Devouring everything from Radiolab, This American Life, and other podcasts soon made me realize it was what I wanted to do as well. I attended MSU Denver, where I served as editor in chief of The Metropolitan. I’ve written freelance since then, covering topics like the business side of the hemp industry. In my spare time, I regularly prowl Amazon Prime for yet another trashy found footage horror movie and regularly feed my addiction to science fiction.
Fly Zyah and her superhero support team
Nine-year-old Zyah Brown from Washington, D.C. has become a hit online with her intelligent rap tracks, spitting bars on policy and justice.
Jordan Jasinski on tattooing, mental health and her journey into the realm of fitness
Black and grey tattoo artist Jordan Jasinski is branching out from the art form into the world of fitness to become an online health coach.
Out Front Magazine looks to the future under new female ownership
October 2020 marked a milestone for Out Front Magazine, which covers Denver’s LGBTQ+ community. For the first time, the outlet is female-owned.
Pro-Trump insurrectionists storm D.C. Capitol as Colorado Republicans in Denver protest in solidarity
As insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol, Pro-Trump Republicans protested on the State Capitol steps in solidarity.
Renaming quest ends in success for Latinx community
Denver City Council approved renaming Columbus Park to La Raza Park. The name change now reflects what local residents have called the park for decades.
Here’s what you need to know about Colorado COVID relief
The Colorado General Assembly passed a $342 million pandemic relief package during the special session. Here’s what you need to know.
Colorado General Assembly provides lifeline for struggling businesses and individuals
The special session of the Colorado General Assembly has yielded several COVID relief bills to help struggling businesses and individuals.
Early morning encampment sweep upends life for more than 100 houseless Denver residents
The city swept an encampment at 29th and Arkins, where around 100 houseless people lived despite COVID surge and dropping temperatures.
Gov. Polis announces new COVID guidelines, special legislative session as cases continue to rise
Gov. Polis announced Tuesday a new level for COVID response and a special legislative session with the goal of a stimulus package for Coloradans.