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Metro Denver homeless Point-in-Time (PIT) count underway
Groups around Metro Denver are completing the annual Point-in-Time homeless count, which gives a snapshot on amount of individuals experiencing homelessness in late January.
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New class of lawmakers sworn into Colorado General Assembly
On Wednesday, the 75th Colorado General Assembly convened for the first time and Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Monica Márquez swore in freshman lawmakers.
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The Denver Gazette’s Year in Video
Denver Gazette videographer, Tom Hellauer, looks back at some of the most meaningful video he produced for the Denver Gazette in 2024.
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Dog survives over two weeks in Colorado wilderness
‘Konni’ a year-old Belgian Malinois spent 15 days in the wilderness near Silverton, Colo. after being spooked from her owners’ campsite from fireworks sounds on the 4th of July. Concerned residents, including Jimmy Keene II, who shared this footage with the Denver Gazette, helped locate and capture Konni before returning her to her owners.
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Dog survives over two weeks in Colorado wilderness
‘Konni’ a year-old Belgian Malinois spent 15 days in the wilderness near Silverton, Colo. after being spooked from her owners’ campsite from fireworks sounds on the 4th of July. Concerned residents, including Jimmy Keene II, who shared this footage with the Denver Gazette, helped locate and capture Konni before returning her to her owners.
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WATCH: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot reaches 700th performance
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Shakespeare in the Parking Lot reached 700 performances on Tuesday with a rendition of Macbeth at the Denver Jewish Day School. Formed in 2015 by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the mobile acting troupe has free shows throughout Metro Denver through Mid-May.
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Denver Gazette 2022 in Video
Our talented visual journalists have covered the stories impacting Coloradans across the state in 2022—here are some of the most important ones.
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WATCH: Ron Thomas officially sworn in as Denver Police Chief
Ron Thomas is sworn in as the new Chief of Police of the Denver Police Department on Oct. 18, 2022. He replaces the retiring Paul Pazen.
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COLORADO POLITICKING | Abortion in Colorado in the wake of the leaked Roe draft
This week on Colorado Politicking, reporters Marianne Goodland, Debbie Kelley and editor Luige Del Puerto join host Pat Poblete to discuss news that the U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to overturn its decisions in two landmark cases that outlined a constitutional right to abortion, according to a leaked draft of a majority opinion.