
Single? Add a little data to your dating life
A new book by a Boulder-based dating coach tries to help you bring “intentional serendipity” when you’re trying to find a boo.

By Elaine Tassy

Afghanistan Day in Colorado celebration happens in Lone Tree on Tuesday
The inaugural event will feature food, art and dance.

By Elaine Tassy

As classes near in Elizabeth, a book ban hangs over the town’s schools
School officials say they have returned “sensitive” books to the shelves after a federal court order, but the issue is far from settled as a trial nears.

By Elaine Tassy

Center on Colfax says it won’t take money from Chevron
The energy company’s involvement with supplying fuel to Israel stated as reason.

By Elaine Tassy

Listen: Denver’s ‘Western Soul’ singer, YasmineEmani, is set to perform at the final UMS
The Park Hill Native and DSOTA grad is sad the showcase is ending, but looking forward to her future.

By Elaine Tassy

Listen: The new leader of Denver’s biggest LBGTQ+ organization takes on a changing world
The Center on Colfax’s new executive director, Kim Salvaggio, shared her takes on Pride fundraising, policing, advocacy and resiliency.


CU spent nearly $500,000 to investigate two regents
That’s the price tag for looking into complaints against Wanda James, who was censured, and Callie Rennison, who was not.

By Elaine Tassy

Colorado Black Democrats, AG Weiser say they support censured CU Regent Wanda James
The attorney general says regents should reverse decision; Gov. Polis says he didn’t speak to James about the controversial anti-THC funding.

By Elaine Tassy

Local artist Keisha Makonese is one of many who will show their work at the Colorado Black Arts Festival
The 39th Annual event takes place on the west side of City Park this weekend.

By Elaine Tassy

CU Board of Regents votes to censure Wanda James
Board finds her criticism of a racially insensitive campaign that educated people on the risks of cannabis use violated regents’ ethics.

By Elaine Tassy

Lawsuit filed against Woodgrain Inc. alleges Black workers at the Aurora location were called ‘monkeys’
The defendant company, Woodgrain Inc., admits to some of the allegations, including that a supervisor made the comment. But, they say, there was no racial connotation to it.

By Elaine Tassy

What we saw at Red Feather Lakes — Colorado’s ‘best-kept secret’
The quaint and unruffled community is located on isolated, rustic land atop a granite shelf and is home to under 500 people.

By Elaine Tassy

The Denver Pride parade takes on a new route, name and leadership
The parade, along with the festival and 5K race, are all put on by The Center on Colfax.

By Elaine Tassy

Gullah singers join Juneteenth celebrations in Denver performance
Four Gullah singers are headed to Denver for a performance Friday at Central Baptist Church.

By Elaine Tassy


CU Regents vote to continue with potential censure of Wanda James
Board will hire independent investigator; Regent Chair Callie Rennison cleared of allegations of fiscal wrongdoing.

By Elaine Tassy