The announcement comes six months after Governor Jared Polis appointed Attorney General Phil Weiser as a special prosecutor to reexamine McClain’s death while in the custody of Aurora police officers.
Together with three Colorado programs, the nonprofit is opening up alpine sports to kids of all socioeconomic backgrounds.
The instrumental piano record, Piano Piano, includes songs that Fraites has been working on for more than a decade.
The organization, which launched in 2020 in response to the Black Lives Matter movement, has partnered with SBT GRVL to provide 25 race entries for cyclists of color in this year’s popular gravel race.
From an extended, hot and dry summer to a rare derecho and the catastrophic fire season, 2020’s weather events drove us into the statewide drought conditions that exist today. But these extremes might not be that abnormal moving forward.
Producing its smoky elixir from prickly pear cacti is a painstaking process for the distillery, which will move into a larger space on Longmont’s Main Street in summer 2021.
In Denver, a crowd of around 700 demonstrators gathered at the Colorado State Capitol to protest the election of Joe Biden as the next president of the United States.
The former executive chef of Denver’s Mercantile Dining & Provision cooks upscale comfort food in Victorian digs on Breckenridge’s Main Street.
Local tech companies have created ways to help you become fitter, faster, calmer, and a more conscious shopper in 2021.
The updated restrictions are a welcome reprieve for business owners, but many also say it’s not enough for long-term success.
One mom shares how she learned to eliminate mealtime negotiations and reclaim the joy of family dinners.
Not eating (safely and strategically) could be the best thing for you.
These truly smart foods might just give your gray matter a boost.
A nutrition expert tells one hops-obsessed editor what she really thinks about his eating—and drinking—habits.
Three questions for the medical director of the Denver Center for Bariatric Surgery.
Dr. Larry Cohen shares what motivated him to transform his eating habits—and his health.
Wellness is on the menu at the Highland-based, health-conscious eatery.
From the doctor’s orders to your dinner plate, here’s how to translate the science of eating well into actual (delicious) meals.
A letter from the editors of 5280 Health‘s January 2021 issue.
Kids are nurtured by and in nature at City Park–based Worldmind School, which saw its enrollment double this past fall.
Satya Yoga Cooperative believes Denverites of color deserve a welcoming yoga environment—and the healing it brings—too.
The exam room of the future is Zoom (and the future, in Denver, is now).
Four notable Denver locals share the practices that boosted their mental health during a taxing 2020.
From a button that monitors your vital signs to a sleeve that can help correct your bench-press form, these Colorado companies are making futuristic medical tech—right now.
Plus: Dr. David Schneider’s top tips to make sure your implant surgery doesn’t kill you.
Probably not—but Colorado’s Health Capitol, a new shared space for wellness nonprofits, has a plan to keep its tenants as safe as possible from COVID-19.
No one grows out of autism, but adults have often been left behind when it comes to treatment, services, and funding. Lakewood’s Firefly Autism wants to change that.
No worries if you (purposely) missed the sourdough train. You’ve got a whole year ahead of you to learn something new.
Because you deserve it.
Jason Schirato, co-owner of Aspen Custom Vans shares ideas for making road tripping a little easier. Plus, where to rent and buy your hotel on wheels.
Make the most out of your seasonal road trip with these spots to eat, drink, play, and relax.
We gained a new appreciation for our state’s hallmark activities this past year.
Because it would be a shame if your new gear sat in the garage all year.
The so-called “hippie-artist-builder” paved the way for other women to lead.
Only a small percentage of scuba fans attempt the sport.
The program is designed to help under-resourced business owners launch a company. Can it help close the prosperity gap in Longmont?
The frigid sport is a pandemic-friendly way to get outside.
Let chef David Pitula’s meal kits nourish you on your next Colorado getaway.
5280 food critic Scott Mowbray searches local markets for tasty ingredients to enliven his home cooking—and yours.
The Clinic, a theater and dance company, is helping nurses struggling with compassion fatigue.
Gallery walls have grown popular in recent years—a local interior designer shows you how to nail the look.
We tell you what to expect when 2020 has primed you to expect the worst.
Everyone needs an attorney every now and again. Here, the ones you should reach out to when that time comes.
Changes to licensing in Denver, slated for early 2021, could help make the marijuana business more accessible to entrepreneurs of color.
