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Silas Soule's Unadorned Grave in Denver Sparks Reflection on Historical Heroism

Silas Soule's Unadorned Grave in Denver Sparks Reflection on Historical Heroism

A recent letter to the editor highlights the unadorned grave of Silas Soule, a historical figure known for his principled stand during the Sand Creek Massacre. Soule, who was a Union Army captain, refused to follow orders to attack a peaceful encampment of Cheyenne and Arapaho people in 1864. His actions and subsequent testimony against the massacre's perpetrators marked him as a whistleblower of his time. Despite his significant contribution to justice and moral courage, his grave in Denver's Riverside Cemetery remains largely unrecognized, with only minimal adornments. This has prompted reflections on how society honors its heroes and the importance of remembering those who stood for justice.
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K Motionz Releases New Single 'Misbehave' Ahead of North American Tour

K Motionz Releases New Single 'Misbehave' Ahead of North American Tour

K Motionz Releases New Single 'Misbehave' Ahead of North American Tour
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Rockies Reacts Results: The Rockies passed the trade deadline

Rockies Reacts Results: The Rockies passed the trade deadline

The vast majority of voters gave them a “good or satisfactory” grade
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Exceptional Drought Conditions Intensify Across Colorado, Affecting Denver

Exceptional Drought Conditions Intensify Across Colorado, Affecting Denver

Colorado is experiencing a significant increase in drought conditions, with nearly half of the state now classified under extreme or exceptional drought categories. Denver County is particularly affected, with 36.4% of the area under exceptional drought, marking the worst conditions since records began in 2000. This development is part of a broader trend of increasing drought severity in the region, with the current situation surpassing previous records in terms of area affected.
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Nik Bonitto ranked 32nd in NFL’s Top 100

Nik Bonitto ranked 32nd in NFL’s Top 100

The fifth-year edge rusher is becoming one of the NFL’s most dominant defenders.
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Denver Prepares for Traffic Surge as Noah Kahan's Concerts Sell Out

Denver Prepares for Traffic Surge as Noah Kahan's Concerts Sell Out

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver is enhancing its light-rail services in anticipation of two sold-out concerts by Noah Kahan at Coors Field this weekend. The concerts are part of Kahan's Great Divide tour, expected to draw tens of thousands of fans to downtown Denver. Coors Field, with a capacity of over 50,000, will host the events on Saturday and Sunday nights. RTD plans to add cars to the C, E, N, and W light-rail lines to accommodate the increased number of concertgoers. All services will operate on regular schedules, with additional stops at Union Station, which is a short walk from the ballpark. Concert attendees are advised to plan for large crowds and allow extra travel time. Service alerts and schedules can be accessed via the MyRide app or online.
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U.S. Cities Experience Record Number of 90-Degree Days Amid Climate Change

U.S. Cities Experience Record Number of 90-Degree Days Amid Climate Change

U.S. cities are experiencing an unprecedented increase in the number of days with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit. This trend is attributed to the heat-trapping effects of burning fossil fuels, leading to a rise in average global temperatures. In 2023 and 2024, Earth recorded its hottest years, with significant impacts on urban infrastructure and public health. Cities like Denver are implementing measures to mitigate climate damage, such as financial incentives for electric heat pumps and solar panels. Despite these efforts, experts warn that continued fossil fuel consumption will exacerbate the situation, potentially leading to more extreme heat days in the future.
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EnerCom Denver Opens Registration for 31st Energy Investment Conference

EnerCom Denver Opens Registration for 31st Energy Investment Conference

EnerCom Denver Opens Registration for 31st Energy Investment Conference
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"Beetlejuice" Musical Brings Spooky Fun to Denver Center for the Performing Arts

"Beetlejuice" Musical Brings Spooky Fun to Denver Center for the Performing Arts

"Beetlejuice" Musical Brings Spooky Fun to Denver Center for the Performing Arts
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Archbishop Coakley Discusses Patriotism at Knights of Columbus Event

Archbishop Coakley Discusses Patriotism at Knights of Columbus Event

Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, addressed the Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention in Denver, focusing on the concept of patriotism. Coakley emphasized that true patriotism is a religious virtue rather than a political one, rooted in gratitude and familial love. He distinguished between authentic patriotism and nationalism, warning against the latter's tendency to idolize the nation. Coakley cited St. Thomas Aquinas to illustrate the duty of gratitude owed to one's country, akin to the duty owed to one's parents. He stressed that patriotism involves recognizing the imperfections of one's nation while striving for justice and peace.
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Wildfire Smoke and Near Triple-Digit Heat Expected in Colorado

Wildfire Smoke and Near Triple-Digit Heat Expected in Colorado

Colorado is bracing for a combination of wildfire smoke and elevated temperatures, with Denver nearing triple-digit highs. Meteorologist Joe Ruch is monitoring these conditions, which are expected to impact air quality and increase fire weather risks across the state. The smoke originates from ongoing wildfires, contributing to hazy skies and potential respiratory concerns. Temperatures in Denver are forecasted to approach 100°F (37.8°C), adding to the challenges posed by the smoky conditions. These factors create a heightened risk for fire spread and health issues, particularly for sensitive groups.
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Troy Franklin feels more comfortable in third season with Broncos

Troy Franklin feels more comfortable in third season with Broncos

One of the most intriguing storylines unfolding at Denver Broncos training camp is the competition at wide receiver. Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton are slated to be the top tandem in the Broncos’ aerial attack this season. Yet the continued development of their young receiving corps will also be critical for the offense to ascend […]