Author: The Denver Gazette
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Colorado Rapids suspend Max Alves amid match-fixing investigation
21-year-old Brazilian midfielder reportedly accepted $12,000 to take a yellow card in a match last season
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Shared memories of Casa Bonita from Gazette readers
With Casa Bonita’s opening date announcement any day now, The Gazette asked our social media followers to share their fondest memories over the years from the most iconic Mexican restaurant in metro Denver. Here are some of our favorite responses: @astrosnat on Instagram: My mom would always take me! We’d spend our lunch and early afternoon…
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Air conditioning equipment collapse injures 6 at Gaylord Rockies pool, 2 seriously
Six people were injured when an air conditioning equipment collapsed Saturday morning at the Gaylord Rockies Resort pool, where between 50 and 100 people were inside the aquatics center, Aurora authorities said. All six were rushed to local hospitals, two of them suffering from life-threatening injuries, authorities said. Aurora Fire Rescue said it received multiples calls…
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Denver Gazette, news outlets file lawsuit against Denver Public Schools over executive session
A media coalition that includes The Denver Gazette and Colorado Politics filed a lawsuit against Denver Public Schools, alleging the school district violated Colorado’s open meetings laws when the board held a March executive session to discuss the return of school resource officers. The lawsuit, filed on Friday in Denver District Court, includes the Denver…
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Ed Sheeran announces “intimate” Denver show
The British pop singer will play at The Paramount Theatre on Aug. 18
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Colorado weather: Tornado, pea-sized hail near Denver airport
Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the Front Range Mountains and Foothills and Palmer Divide
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Police seek leads in double homicide at restaurant in northwest Denver; victims identified
Emerall Vaughn-Dahler and Ignacio “Nacho” Gutierrez Morales were killed inside the business, police said
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Colorado bat tests positive for deadly white-nose syndrome for first time ever
The fungus does not infect humans or pets, but it could have a devastating impact on Colorado’s ecosystem, the CPW said
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Gazette newspapers nab multiple Society of Professional Journalist Top of the Rockies awards
The Gazette family of newspapers — Denver Gazette, The Gazette of Colorado Springs and Colorado Politics — earned dozens of journalism awards, including 11 first place finishes and the contest’s most prestigious honors, from the Society of Professional Journalists Top of the Rockies 2023 Contest. Denver Gazette reporter Carol McKinley was honored as Colorado’s Journalist of the…
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Starbucks launches a bring-your-own-cup test in Colorado
The Seattle-based coffee chain chose Colorado because customers were already bringing in personal cups at a rate higher