Tag: denver
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Film, dance and art festivals take over Colorado this weekend
WINTER PARK FILM FESTIVAL: Independent films, filmmaker panels and keynote speakers take center stage during the Winter Park Film Festival, designed to bring high-end cinema to Grand County while creating opportunities for industry professionals to connect. Build a weekend around screenings and cinema-related activities from Thursday through Sunday, 22 Second St., Fraser, $150-$2,376.60; winterparkfilmfestival.com. GLOBAL…
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Broncos sign safety Taylor Rapp to practice squad
As expected, the Broncos on Monday signed Taylor Rapp to the practice squad. The veteran safety had originally signed with the Broncos on Aug. 20 before being released Aug. 26 due to personal reasons. Denver coach Sean Payton said then he expected Rapp to return at some point to the team and The Denver Gazette…
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PHOTOS: GRiZ makes triumphant Red Rocks return
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The Denver-based edm artist last played the venue in 2021.
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Discover your hidden gem at show in Mile High City
Ready to rock? Then start making plans to visit Denver this month. No, we’re not talking about shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. We’re talking about the Denver Gem Show presented by Hart Events. The event runs Sept. 11-20 at the National Western Complex. Hundreds of vendors and many more guests will file into the massive…
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47,000-square-foot Denver Pavilions mural completed
Denver artist Olive Moya has always dreamed of doing something big. This summer, she did — a 47,000-square-foot mural. Moya’s massive work of art, which can be seen at Welton and Tremont streets at the Denver Pavilions facing 15th Street, covers the equivalent of 10 basketball courts’ worth of real estate and reaches 97 feet…
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Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleads not guilty to felony assault charge
Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty Monday to felony assault charges stemming from his June arrest. A trial is set for Nov. 10. Cooper was arrested in June following an argument with his girlfriend, according to an affidavit. Cooper’s girlfriend told police she was arguing with him at their Parker apartment after accusing…
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Denver murder conviction reversed for incomplete self-defense instruction
Colorado’s second-highest court reversed a defendant’s murder conviction last week because a Denver judge gave an incomplete instruction to the jury about the man’s right to self-defense. Donald R. Gonzales and Gary McLaughlin met up in a Capitol Hill parking lot one night in May 2021 for a sexual encounter in Gonzales’ car. According to…
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Denver man charged with tampering with water gates, diverting millions of dollars worth of drinking water
A Denver man has been charged for alleged interference with a public water system that supplies drinking water to several communities along the Front Range, according to the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. Fabrizio Lorenzin, 65, is suspected of repeatedly tampering with the diversion headgates of the Berthoud Pass Watershed Ditch over the course of several…
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How to view the near-total lunar eclipse in Colorado
A near-total lunar eclipse will be visible across much of Colorado Thursday night and into the early morning hours of Friday. The eclipse will turn the moon a reddish or copper color as Earth passes between the sun and moon, casting a shadow across the lunar surface. This is commonly known as a “blood moon…
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A remnant of one man’s ‘Western Fever’
By James PetersonHistory Colorado Watchman Badge No. 1 is a hand-engraved shield cut and shaped from a sheet of German silver. Sometimes called nickel silver, German silver is an alloy (or combination) of copper, nickel, and zinc. The badge has a blanket–style safety pin soldered to its back. Unfortunately, it has no markings to tell…