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Controversial Election Executive Order Signed

Trump signs executive order on elections, sparking fears of voter suppression.

Ready to Rumble in Rockies Road Opener

Rockies open 2025 season with Kyle Freeland starting against the Rays.

Gone Too Soon, George Foreman Passes

Boxing icon George Foreman dies at 76, remembered for legacy in and out of the ring.

Grandview Girls Crowned State Champions

Grandview girls dominate Legend to win fifth state championship.

Mobilizing for 2026: Chavis Urges Black Press

NNPA’s Dr. Chavis calls for Black Press-led mobilization.

Return to Jim Crow: Federal Rules Allow Segregation

Concerns grow as federal rule changes could revive segregation.

Colorado Is Ready to Preserve Voting Rights

Colorado pushes for state-level voting rights protections.

Hunter Ambrose Appointed Community Power-Building Lead

Hunter Ambrose joins DBIP as Community Power-Building Lead.

Inked Deals Make the Broncos Better

Broncos bolster defense with major free agency signings.

Millions of Americans Juggling Side Hustles to Make Ends Meet, Denver Ranks Above-Average

44% of Americans rely on side hustles; Denver ranks as overworked.

The Buzz on Denver’s Updated Noise Ordinance

Denver updates noise laws for construction, festivals, and trash pickup.

Rising Measles Cases Prompt State Vaccination Push

Colorado officials urge MMR vaccination as measles cases rise.

Terita Walker Named 2025 Colorado High School Principal of the Year

Denver East’s Terita Walker honored as 2025 Colorado Principal of the Year.

Cuts to Medicaid Considered to Extend Trump’s 2017 Tax Cuts

Proposed Medicaid cuts could devastate Colorado community health centers.

Nuggets Disservice to Black Community a Disgrace

Denver Nuggets face backlash for denying media credentials to Black press.

Active Shooter Incident at Main Event in Highlands Ranch

Highlands Ranch shooting leaves one dead, multiple arrested.

Alvin F. Poussaint, Advocate for Black Mental Health, Dies at 90

Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, advocate for Black mental health, dies at 90.

Black Homeownership and First-Time Buyers in Denver

Black homeownership rises in Denver, but affordability remains a challenge.

Next is Here, Broncos Look Ahead

Broncos prepare for the NFL Draft, evaluating top prospects.

Soul and R&B Mourn Loss of Roberta Flack, Gwen McCrae, and Jerry Butler

Music legends Roberta Flack, Gwen McCrae, and Jerry Butler pass away.

Rockies Preparations Underway at Talking Stick

Rockies begin preseason with hopes of bouncing back after two tough seasons.

NAACP and Community Support COSCO’s DEI Commitment

NAACP supports COSCO’s DEI commitment amid nationwide policy rollbacks.

Payton Recognized for Outstanding Service

Broncos coach Sean Payton honored for community leadership and playoff success.

Modern Love, Black Voices: BLK’s First ‘State of Black Singles’ Report

BLK report reveals evolving dating norms and social media’s impact on Black singles.

Corporate America Abandons DE&I, But Black-Owned Brands Are the Future

Black-owned brands rise as corporations abandon DE&I commitments.

Chiefs Dethroned in Big Easy Eagles Rout

Eagles crush Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX; Jalen Hurts wins MVP.

In Memoriam: Grace L. Stiles

Educator and historian Grace Stiles leaves a lasting legacy in Denver.

Celebrating Excellence at The 54th CGMAHF Awards!

CGMAHF honors gospel artists, leaders, and activists at its 54th annual ceremony.

Dr. Jamita Horton Named Executive Director of Teach Plus Colorado

Dr. Jamita Horton appointed Executive Director of Teach Plus Colorado.

2025 Juanita Gray Community Service Award Recipients

Denver honors leaders and youth at the 2025 Juanita Gray Community Service Awards.

NFL Drops ‘End Racism’ from Super Bowl Field

NFL criticized for removing “End Racism” slogan ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

Super Bowl LIX, Super Sunday Preview

Chiefs and Eagles clash in Super Bowl LIX; Lamar headlines halftime show.

Exploitation: How Tragedy is Used to Promote Racist and Partisan Attacks

Trump and allies politicize midair crash, blaming DEI policies.

Harvard Under Fire for Slashing Slavery Initiative Staff

Harvard criticized for cutting staff from its slavery research initiative.

High School and College Students - Ready to Launch Your Career?

Denver International Airport launches the 2025 DENtern Program for students.

Parting Words from the 2024-25 Broncos

Broncos reflect on a strong season led by rookie QB Bo Nix and a dominant defense.

Biden Pardons Marcus Garvey and Others

Biden pardons Marcus Garvey and others in acts of justice and reconciliation.

Breaking Barriers at the Greater Metro Denver Ministerial Alliance’s MLK Service

Greater Metro Denver Ministerial Alliance honors MLK's legacy with awards and leadership milestones.

Colorado Symphony’s 39th Annual MLK Tribute Concert

Colorado Symphony honors MLK with awards and music celebrating unity.

Trump Outlines America First Agenda: What It Means for Black Americans

Trump's "America First" agenda may intensify systemic inequities impacting Black Americans.

Los Angeles’s Historic Black Community Devastated by Eaton Canyon Fires

Eaton Canyon fires devastate Altadena, a historic Black community.

Buried in Buffalo, the Broncos Season Ends

Broncos' playoff run ends with a 31-7 loss to the Bills.

Biden’s Track Record with Black America is Complex

Analysis of Biden's achievements and challenges in racial justice.

Denver Secures Former Park Hill Golf Course for Public Park

Denver transforms Park Hill Golf Course into a public park.

Suspect Arrested in Senseless Stabbings and Homicides on 16 St. Mall

A suspect arrested for multiple stabbings on Denver’s 16th St. Mall, resulting in two deaths.

Bronco Country Celebrates Comeback, Playoff Bound

Broncos secure playoffs with a dominant 38-0 win over the Chiefs.

Mayor Johnston Appoints Al Gardner as Deputy Mayor

Al Gardner named Deputy Mayor of Denver by Mayor Johnston.

VP Harris Announces Final Rule to Remove Medical Debt

VP Harris announces rule to remove $49 billion in medical debt from credit reports.

The First Night of Kwanzaa: A Circle of Wisdom

Celebration of the Circle of Wisdom's inductees during Kwanzaa.

Rumble in the Jungle, Broncos Bengals Showdown

A dramatic overtime win by the Bengals against the Broncos.

New Colorado Laws Affecting Daily Life

Summary of Colorado's 2025 laws on safety, wages, and regulations.

New At-large Council Member and Mayor Pro Tem

Amsalu Kassaw appointed as at-large member; Sundberg as mayor pro tem in Aurora.

Hunter in Hunt for Heisman

Travis Hunter makes history as a two-way player, securing a Heisman spot.

Cherry Creek Returns, Wins Championship

Cherry Creek clinched another state football championship in a thrilling game.

Holiday Cheer and Community Spirit Shine at the 41st Annual Hiawatha Davis Luncheon

Seniors and leaders were celebrated at the festive Hiawatha Davis Luncheon.

Celebrating Black Excellence

Celebrating Black entrepreneurship at GreenSpaces during the holiday season.

More Than a Conqueror: Celebrating Strength, Resilience, and Community

An inspiring event celebrating resilience and community support.

Instant Orange Classic in Mile High

A thrilling Broncos victory in a record-setting Monday Night Football game.

Walmart Ends Diversity Commitments as Trump Policies Stoke Division

Walmart reduces DEI programs as political and social pressures rise.

Colorado Obesity Rate Linked to Economic Inequality, Low Minimum Wages

One in five Coloradans are considered obeseand a new study links obesity to income inequality.

The Bo Show Invades Vegas Raiders

Denver Broncos secure victory over Raiders; Bo Nix shines as a rookie QB.

Congressional Black Caucus Reaches Historic 62 Members While Preparing to Challenge Trump Policies

CBC grows to 62 members, ready to challenge Trump’s Project 2025.

Senator Buckner Announces Her Resignation

State Senator Janet Buckner has announced her resignation.

CU Buffs Prime Time Rise to Notoriety

Summary of CU Buffs' rise to prominence.

Broncos Growth Spans the Spectrum

Summary of Broncos' progress for quick insights.

Construction Closures Begin on Denver Airport’s A-Bridge

Overview of DEN's upcoming changes.

James Coleman Named Colorado Senate President, Promises to Defend Colorado Values

James Coleman elected Colorado Senate President, emphasizing bipartisan progress.

The Ambush at Arrowhead, Upset in Kansas City

Broncos lose to Chiefs due to blocked field goal, preserving KC’s undefeated season.

Rep. Bacon Maintains House Leadership Position

Rep. Jennifer Bacon retains her House leadership position with strong community support.

SHRM CEO Calls on HR to Promote Workplace Civility After the Election

SHRM Call for increased workplace civility to bridge political divides.

Colorado’s Housing Crisis Linked to Billionaire Investors

Colorado’s housing crisis is exacerbated by wealthy investors monopolizing housing.

Colorado 2024 Election Results

Key Colorado incumbents re-elected; significant wins for Boebert and Crank.

Ravens Unravelling Reveals Broncos Reality Check

Broncos suffer 41-10 loss, highlighting areas for improvement.

Kamala Harris Delivers a Historic Closing Argument For President

Kamala Harris outlines future political ambitions.

Decorum Elite’s Journey to the Championship

First-year Decorum Elite football team overcomes challenges to reach the championship.

Broncos Not Cruising After Crushing Carolina

Broncos defeat Panthers but face a challenging path with upcoming high-stakes games.

Denver Nuggets’ Media Credential Controversy

Nuggets revoke Black media outlet's access, sparking inclusivity concerns.

Denver Ballot Measure Summary

Summary of Denver ballot issues, including healthcare and housing tax measures.

WNBA Championship in New York

New York Liberty wins first WNBA title amid record viewership and controversy.

Climactic World Series Takes Center Stage

Yankees and Dodgers renew rivalry in the World Series showdown.

Billups Enshrined into the Hall of Fame

Denver’s Chauncey Billups was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Broncos Sleep on Chargers, Wakeup Late

Broncos lose 23-16 to Chargers after a late-game push.

How Much is My TABOR Refund? 2025 TABOR Sales Tax Refunds Calculated

Colorado taxpayers will receive TABOR refunds in 2025 based on income.

Abu Dhabi Games Challenge Nuggets

Nuggets lose both preseason games to the Celtics in Abu Dhabi.

Nuggets Legend Lost, Mount Mutombo Ascends

NBA mourns Dikembe Mutombo, a basketball legend and humanitarian.

Steelers Stolen Moments in Denver

Broncos lose their home opener 13-6 to the Steelers, with Russell Wilson watching.

State Department Launches Online Passport Renewal System for Millions of Americans

State Department launches an online passport renewal system for millions.

Judge Reduces Sentence for Convicted Felon

Aurora paramedic's sentence in the Elijah McClain case reduced to probation.

Hidden Figures Awarded the Congressional Gold Medal

NASA's first Black female engineers and mathematicians awarded Congressional Gold Medals.

Early Returns Raise Concern in Seattle

Broncos lose 26-20 to the Seahawks in a disappointing season opener.

AKA’s Form Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Pac, Inc.

Alpha Kappa Alpha forms its first PAC, focusing on social justice.

Renewal Village Adds 215 Housing Units for Denver’s Unhoused Residents

Denver’s Renewal Village adds 215 housing units and services for the homeless.

Racial Equity Commission Members Announced

Colorado establishes a Racial Equity Commission to tackle systemic racism.

Harris Dominates Presidential Debate

Kamala Harris took control of the first presidential debate against Donald Trump.

Bronx Bombers Rock the Rockies

The Yankees defeat the Rockies with Aaron Judge hitting his 50th and 51st homers.

Youth incarceration dropped 75% between 2000 and 2022

Youth incarceration rates have significantly declined.

In Memoriam: Nancelia Jackson

Tribute to Nancelia Jackson’s impactful life.

Cast Complete for 2024 Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos finalize roster for 2024.