At 30 years, Air Canada is Denver’s longest-operating foreign carrier. Mexicana predates it, but folded.

I love sharing the full original name of my birthplace: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río de Porciúncula

During a tour of Aurora’s new homelessness navigation center, I asked Mayor Mike Coffman about city council’s leftward shift. “When one party has all the levers of power in DC, there tends to be pushback. I think with this president, there’s even greater pushback.”

"In downtown Golden, Coors once made hand-painted household china as well as glass bottles for everything from soda to pickles to its own beer. This site and the surrounding acreage are becoming the Clayworks district, which will include housing, retail, and office space."

What are your Thanksgiving traditions? Perhaps it’s a recipe or a board game or an outing… or a fight with Aunt Betty. Send a voice memo to [email protected] and my colleagues at our daily podcast may share your ritual!

I have so many credit monitoring offers for data breaches that I could wallpaper the house.

On an e-bike, you’ll ride more and you’ll ride farther, they said. They were right.

A lotta people don't trust journalists any farther than they can throw them. (Please don't throw journalists). In a student-driven conversation at Front Range Community College, we ask "how did trust erode?" and "what can we do about it?" Listen to TRUST MATTERS:

The Edmund Fitzgerald was transporting taconite

“In a brief, unsigned order, the justices rejected Davis’ petition for review of a ruling by a federal appeals court upholding an award of $100,000 to a gay couple to whom she had refused to issue a marriage license.”

Dreamy sopes at Tacos Selene on Santa Fe in Denver! Anyone know if there’s a Yucatecan place in town that does panuchos or salbutes?

The best part? They actually carded me

Bury me in Cheesman Park… for old times’ sake

Loveland artist Jane DeDecker has sculpted some of history’s most formidable women, including her current subject, Josephine Baker. But DeDecker tries to make them accessible. “I call it tangible greatness, where these great women are on the level where you can relate to them.”

I like how this turned out

JUST IN: "After the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Friday it would comply with a federal court ruling and issue full November federal food aid, Colorado announced some recipients could start seeing benefits on their EBT cards as soon as Saturday," reports @caitlynkim.bsky.social:

"It was just a really cool opportunity, and I’m really glad our class got to experience that,” Taylah Gonzales said. A lovely piece in The Rocky Mountain Collegian about this week's live show from a journalism class at CSU in Fort Collins:

Rep. Jason Crow (D-Aurora) on current foreign policy: “Donald Trump campaigned and spoke like an isolationist and he is acting like an imperialist.” On domestic policy: ICE is “a law enforcement agency that will do whatever Donald Trump asks them to do.” Our interview:

I’m rewatching The Munsters and I’m just so moved by how the writers conveyed that the true monsters… were the ones who villainized people’s differences.

I’m seeing a photo in my feeds of President Trump awkwardly standing and facing cameras as a man faints in The Oval Office. Video shows him reacting, which I grabbed an image of. Folks, bad information that confirms a viewpoint is still bad information.

JUST IN from Rep. Jason Crow: *Air travel disruptions don't change his approach to shutdown. *He supports changing CO law to allow for partisan redistricting to "defend democracy." Then he'd restore guardrails. *He understands some US citizens from his district to have been swept up by ICE.

I always thought the line was "take out the T C P." It's actually "take care, TCB," which means take care of business. Apologies to the Queen of Soul.

Things Wordle could say besides “phew!” * Have a nice day * At least you’re pretty * You got it! * Showing up is half the battle * Go read WaPo * You did better than your cat

In what MANY are calling “an unprecedented act of culinary defiance,” I smeared refried beans on leftover pizza and added egg.

The Denver Woman’s Press Club — housed in an artist’s former home and studio in Capitol Hill— has been around since 1898. Today, members came to see our live post-election show. What a joy! Join the club: dwpconline.org/join/

Election night. Photo by @kevinjbeaty.bsky.social

My heart is full and my hopes for the future are high after spending the last few days with journalism and communications students at Colorado State University. Thanks to Erica Pickering of The Rocky Mountain Collegian for photos of our live broadcast. Follow her! instagram.com/ericapickeringmedia

Colorado Matters broadcasts live from a journalism class today at CSU. Young voices and Northern Colorado stories abound. Also this is Adam Carlson, a journalism senior, and his Penny board.

David Letterman read for Ted Striker in Airplane!

There’s a sale at Penney’s! Looks like he picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue. We’re off to see the unreleased director’s cut of Airplane!

You’re not a know-it-all. You’re a learn-it-all. Tagline for CPR or nah? Came to me during a run

A final Halloween hoorah with Zombie at Tiffany’s and a McQueen skull scarf

Who needs soap operas when there are stolen Halloween candy posts on Nextdoor?

Today marks 70 years since United Flight 629 was sabotaged. All 44 people aboard were killed. At last, there’s a memorial at Denver’s old control tower. But the marker means less to Susan Morgan than the company of others at today’s unveiling. She lost her parents in the explosion.

When people ask if I cook

Guess: Halloween costume or everyday wear?

On November 1, 1955, the US saw its first bombing of a commercial airliner. 44 people were killed when Mainliner Denver exploded after takeoff. At last, there will be a memorial. The unveiling takes place tomorrow at Denver's old control tower. Read/listen:

My first experience with gol gappa — delicate orbs filled with a sort of snack mix and into which I poured mint water and placed potato.

A producer had the audacity to say I look like Hugh Hefner today.

At Front Range Community College, we taped an episode of Colorado Matters about media literacy and trust in journalism. I’m grateful to the students whose questions fueled the discussion and to our thoughtful panelists. Stay tuned!

It's considered the first gay anthem: "I Was Born This Way." Singer Carl Bean became an advocate for people with AIDS at the height of the epidemic. Bean, now deceased, is the subject of a new documentary by a Colorado Oscar winner. It's at the Denver Film Festival. A delightful conversation:

Want to give to public media? There are no wrong answers

Yet another Coloradan corrupted by grass

Hard to believe it’s a painting! This portrait of Temple Grandin by artist David Lenz will join the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery.

Too often, people who need walkers don't use them. They risk falling, which can be deadly. Enter: The Sexy Walker Project-- with designers from Ferrari. Read/listen as we visit this lab at CU-Anschutz: www.cpr.org/2025/10/27/a...

Queer media in Australia reports that Perth has won the 2030 Gay Games over Denver. The Mile High City's bid had support from the governor and mayor.

Hearty congratulations to CD makers, who found a new market #SeenAtDaiso

Frequently my view of Bob, who sits on my chest like I’m his conquest, which I am

The Center’s CEO sent CPR News surveillance imagery and tells me they kept the rock as evidence.

From The (LGBTQ) Center on Colfax: Saturday morning, an individual threw a large rock and attempted to shatter three of our front windows. The incident triggered our alarm system, and the person fled before police arrived. Security footage captured video and images of the attack. It was purposeful.