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Eastbound I-70, C-470 closed near Golden “through the morning” due to crash

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

The eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 coming into the Denver metro are closed due to a serious crash near Golden, and the eastbound lanes of C-470 are also closed due to safety concerns from the crash.I 70 to Hwy 470 interchange has multiple ramp closures due to a crash investigation. Expect closures to go through the morning. Find alternate routes to avoid area. EB I 70 closed at Morrison. WB I 70 closed at the ramp to eastbound 470. EB Hwy six close to eastbound 470. pic.twitter.com/K3Ky69IiR3— Colorado State Patrol (@CSP_News) June 1, 2023The Colorado State Patrol said the closures are expected to last “through the morning.”#I70 eastbound: Road closed due to a crash between Exit 259 – Morrison Road and Exit 260 – C-470. https://t.co/6yuuCI9VPh— Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) (@ColoradoDOT) June 1, 2023Interstate 70 eastbound is closed between the Morrison Road and C-470 exits, according to the Colorado Department of Transportatio...

What to do this weekend in Denver: City Park Jazz, ¡Viva! Streets, and a break-dancing battle

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

Popped, and locked inSaturday. Like just about every other trend from the 1980s, it seems, break dancing is back – and poised to have a big moment when the sport of “breaking” debuts at the summer 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. In the meantime, b-boys and b-girls around the world are honing their skills at competitions like the one scheduled for 1 p.m. today in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood.The Red Bull BC One City Cypher (yes, that’s a mouthful), a one-on-one breaking battle, takes place at BirdSeed Collective, 4496 Grant St. Breakers of all levels (and over the age of 16) can enter and compete for a chance to advance to a regional competition in August in New  York. The event is free to watch and attend. Reserve a spot on eventbrite.com.Related ArticlesThings To Do | 20,000 lbs. of BBQ, Vail is funny, a Memorial anniversary, and more things to do in Denver this week Things To Do | What to do this weekend in Denver: Firecracker Comedy and Sun Valle...

Well before tipoff, Denver economy gets assist from Nuggets’ NBA Finals run

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

Before the Denver Nuggets take the court Thursday against the Miami Heat in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, they will have racked up a bunch of assists, all for the local economy.Bookings were up at Denver hotels heading into the Nuggets’ first-ever appearance in the NBA championship. Bars and restaurants were gearing up for the crowds of fans expected to teem through Lower Downtown on their way to Ball Arena or watch parties.“I’m anticipating it’s going to be pretty rock ‘n’ roll in here” on Thursday, said Ryan Swick, manager of Jackson’s LODO at 1520 20th St.Tiffany Owen, general manager for The Maven and The Rally hotels in LoDo, said reservations and tickets for watch parties at The Rally Hotel in McGregor Square are going fast. “A lot of people are doing ‘staycations,’ celebrating and going out for the evening.”A few blocks away, business at SportsFan memorabilia stores on the 16th Street Mall was “wonderfu...

A 132-year-old hotel just became the coolest place to stay this summer

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

The mountains are looking a little more stylish heading into summer, as new boutique hotels and independent restaurants open from ski towns to the Sand Dunes.The Western exterior. (Photo courtesy of Stephan Werk)Perhaps most surprising among the new destinations — in terms of design, food and hospitality — is a renovated 132-year-old hotel in Ouray, once a miners settlement, now known for hot springs and dramatic mountain backdrops (and nicknamed accordingly as the Switzerland of America).In Ouray’s historic center, The Western Hotel & Spa is an original, three-story wood structure, built as a boarding house during the town’s mining era. Over the last two years, Denver-based Zeppelin Hospitality carefully restored the hotel to preserve much of its 19th-century character while bringing it firmly into the present. And, as of May, The Western has officially reopened.Guests and visitors will find a new saloon and wood-fired restaurant on the main floor, 16 guest rooms up...

PHOTOS: Denver Nuggets through the years

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

For the first time in their NBA history, the Denver Nuggets are in the NBA Finals.Take a look back at the team throughout the years in pictures from The Denver Post archives.Related ArticlesDenver Nuggets | Well before tipoff, Denver economy gets assist from Nuggets’ NBA Finals run Denver Nuggets | Keeler: Fire Nuggets coach Michael Malone? Ha! Best move Stan Kroenke, Josh Kroenke never made. “There aren’t very many Michael Malones.” Denver Nuggets | How Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic found his voice and conquered final frontier of his basketball maturation Denver Nuggets | Nuggets Journal: In reaching NBA Finals, Canada’s Jamal Murray a “pioneer” in more ways than one Denver Nuggets | How journaling helped Nuggets’ Michael Porter Jr. handle anxiety surrounding injury, contract And click here to read about the 12 moments that have defined the Nuggets’ magical ...

Based on Colorado history, Buntport’s “Best Town” is a zany work

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

It doesn’t seem fair or smart or particularly nimble to write that the folks at Buntport are at it again. And yet: The folks at Buntport are at it again with their latest original play, “Best Town.” By “it” I mean digging into a big bag of ideas, jokes, images, pop culture knick-knacks and historical archives to craft a witty, intellectually omnivorous bit of business that dares to be silly, too.It’s hard not to detect an echo of Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” in the title of this larky, post-pandemic dive into the subjects of loneliness and connection — and, oh yeah, libraries, Olivia Newton-John and Thomas Pynchon. Only the burg here, Kitsault, is an abandoned mining town in Canada, about 17 hours northeast via the Cariboo Highway from Vancouver, B.C.  And its denizens are a goofy little trio of caretakers: groundskeeper Dodge (Brian Colonnacq), interior-buildings steward Stanley (Erik Edborg), and emergency go-to Hilary (Erin Rollman), who has decided to be the town’s v...

Gunfire erupts near graduation ceremony in Banning

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

A graduation ceremony in Banning had just ended Wednesday evening when gunfire erupted nearby. The shooting was reported near the intersection of West Westward Avenue and South San Gorgonio Avenue.Witnesses said a suspect in a car drove by another car and opened fire around 5:30 p.m. The Coombs Alternative Education Class of 2023 had just finished its graduation ceremony at the Banning High School Performing Arts Center when the gunfire was heard, the Banning School District posted on its Facebook page Wednesday night.The post stated that the shooting took place following the ceremony and occurred in an adjacent area, not on district property. The Banning Police Department responded to the incident and were conducting an investigation. It was unclear if anyone was struck in the shooting or if any arrests had been made. The motive for the shooting was under investigation.

List: The congressmembers who voted against the debt ceiling bill

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

A 314-117 vote Wednesday in the House of Representatives sent to the Senate a  debt ceiling and budget cuts package. It is expected to pass there by week’s end.Below are the representatives who voted against it.RepublicansAlabama: Barry Moore, Dale StrongArizona: Andy Biggs, Eli Crane, Paul Gosar, Debbie LeskoColorado: Ken BuckFlorida: Vern Buchanan, Kat Cammack, Byron Donalds, Matt Gaetz, Anna Paulina Luna, Brian Mast, Cory Mills, Bill Posey, Greg Steube, Mike WaltzGeorgia: Andrew Clyde, Mike Collins, Richard McCormick, Gary PalmerIdaho: Russ FulcherIllinois: Mike Bost, Darin LaHood, Mary MillerIndiana: Victoria SpartzKansas: Tracy MannLouisiana: Clay HigginsMaryland: Andy HarrisMinnesota: Brad Finstad, Michelle FischbachMississippi: Michael GuestMissouri: Mark Alford, Eric BurlisonMontana: Matt Rosendale, Ryan ZinkeNew Jersey: Jeff Van DrewNew York: George SantosNorth Carolina: Dan BishopOklahoma: Josh Brecheen, Kevin HernPennsylvania: Scott PerrySouth Carolina: Russel Fry, ...

Former Santa Clara star Brandin Podziemski believes he could be ‘perfect fit’ for Warriors

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO — Former Santa Clara star Brandin Podziemski views himself as cross between Donte DiVincenzo and Jalen Brunson. Their toughness and competitiveness, he says, mirrors his own desire to prove people wrong.“Guys like to underestimate us and our abilities until it’s proven,” Podziemski said.Podziemski had an opportunity to impress the Warriors Wednesday when he joined five other prospects, including San Jose State guard and Mountain West Player of the Year Omari Moore, at a pre-draft workout at Chase Center.If Podziemski is being honest, the West Coast Conference Newcomer of the Year didn’t think he would be where he is now a year ago. Last May, Podziemski decided to transfer to Santa Clara after an underwhelming freshman season at Illinois, during which he struggled to crack coach Brad Underwood’s rotation for consistent stretches.When Podziemski arrived in Santa Clara, he set out to follow in a similar path as former Broncos star Jalen Willi...

Walters: California transit systems’ pleas for aid haven’t moved the Capitol

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:48 GMT

California’s public transit systems say they are facing a “fiscal cliff” as ridership continues to lag behind pre-pandemic levels and federal emergency aid expires.If the state doesn’t cough up billions of dollars to underwrite bus and rail systems – they want $1 billion a year for at least five years – their managers say they will have no choice but to reduce service and/or raise fares, mostly affecting low-income Californians.On Tuesday, transit system leaders, their unions and supportive legislators staged an “emergency press conference” near the Capitol to raise the issue’s profile, as legislative leaders and Gov. Gavin Newsom work on a state budget that must be passed by June 15.“It’s a do or die moment for transit in California,” state Sen. Scott Wiener, a San Francisco Democrat, said.Transit’s pleas haven’t fared well so far. Newsom’s revised budget this month brushed them off with a vague pledge to work on the problem later.Transit has some support in Assembly and Senate bud...