by Jenna Thomas | Mar 4, 2021 | Features, Health
//Ashlee Morris Hobbs, a school social worker, holds her 6-months-old son on Feb. 26 at Cheesman Park. Hobbs, who gave birth to her son last year, worries about how systemic racism and the COVID-19 pandemic will impact her child’s future. Photo by Polina Saran |...
by Jenna Thomas | Feb 12, 2021 | Features, Local Business
//Sandra Lin, the owner of Disruptive Ink Tattoo Studio, tattooing a client on Jan. 28. Photo by Polina Saran | polinasarana@gmail.com Editor’s note: This story comes with a content warning, as it includes a story about sexual assault. Within the walls of...
by Jenna Thomas | Oct 13, 2020 | Features, Health, News
//Jamaica Shirley and her husband Craig Christopherson holding a photo of the implanted fertilized embryo. Photo provided by the family. Thirty years have passed since Dr. Seuss penned the ever-so-popular book Oh, The Places You’ll Go! The inspirational tale filled...
by Jenna Thomas | Jan 22, 2021 | Features, News
//The obstacles that kids in the foster care system already faced before the pandemic have become even more substantial. Illustration by Madison Lauterbach | mlauterbach@msmayhem.com Editor’s note: Some sources in this story are referred to by initials or pseudonyms...
by Jenna Thomas | Jan 18, 2021 | Features, Health
//Chief Medical Resident Dr. Sneha Shah stands inside the Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Jan. 18. Photo by Polina Saran | polinasarana@gmail.com As we pause to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., we...
by Jenna Thomas | Dec 23, 2020 | Features, Health
//Volunteer Karen Waelke and Captiol Hill United Ministries Director Diana Flahive look at the donated coloring books and colored pencils on Flahive’s porch on Dec. 17. Photos by Madeleine Kelly | mkellyindependent@gmail.com The twinkle of the lights will burn...
by Hannah Thomas | Sep 29, 2020 | Features, Local Business
//Rita Price, Angel Neri, Mary Wright and Kendra Anderson. Photos provided by individuals. More than 75% of bars and restaurants in Colorado are independently owned and operated. Prior to COVID-19, those establishments accounted for almost 10% of the state’s labor...
by Cassandra Ballard | May 22, 2020 | featured three, Features, Health
//Mike Deeb, a peer specialist for ARTS sits in the adult outpatient facility where he works during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photos by Polina Saran | polinasarana@gmail.com Editor’s note: Some sources in this story are referred to only by their first name only to...
by Annie Burky | May 22, 2020 | Editorials
//A crowd gathers at a fireworks stand for Lunar New Year celebrations on February 14, 2018 in Heilongjianj, China. Photos by Annie Burky | aburky@msmayhem.com COVID-19 is revealing deep truths about the state of the world and specifically two powerful nations–the...
by Annie Burky | Dec 30, 2020 | News
//Gov. Jared Polis at a press conference July 16, 2020. Photo by Esteban Fernandez | est.fdez20b@gmail.com The COVID-19 variant that has been raising alarms in the U.K. was confirmed in one Colorado National Guard member and is suspected in another. Both members were...
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