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A Sherpa's unlikely journey to food and drink fame in Boulder | Craving Colorado

1 day ago | denvergazette.com | Seth Boster

BOULDER • Pemba Sherpa is often sipping chai. Not just any chai, but his chai. The chai of Sherpa Chai, the company that grew out of his longstanding restaurant here in an old Victorian house along Walnut Street. More importantly, it’s the chai of his mother, the chai of his mother’s mother. “It’s a generational recipe,” Pemba says with a mug here on the spacious, leafy patio of Sherpa’s Adventure Restaurant and Bar.
Curious about the well-being of Wyoming children? Here’s how the state ranked

1 day ago | denvergazette.com | Allison Allsop

The latest data book for child well-being has been released, and Wyoming has fallen back down in the rankings. The Kids Count Data Book is produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, which works to improve outcomes for children through grants, research and advocacy. The annual publication reports on major issues impacting children, especially those that affect or lead to changes in poverty levels. However, the rankings are relative to how other states are doing.
Denver judge to rule in $3.4M cryptocurrency fraud trial involving Colorado pastor

2 days ago | denvergazette.com | Marco Cummings

A Colorado pastor awaits judgment in civil court, where state regulators allege he deceived Christian investors with promises of "divine wealth" through a “worthless cryptocurrency”.
Air Force grad Kyle Westmoreland returns to Colorado for Korn Ferry Tour stop | Golf Insider

2 days ago | denvergazette.com | Chris Schmaedeke

Kyle Westmoreland flew with the Thunderbirds and won a golf tournament in the same year, a dream feat for the Air Force Academy graduate and Korn Ferry Tour golfer. "(It was) a couple weeks ago when I was fortunate enough to be able to ride with the Thunderbirds," Westmoreland said Tuesday. "I don't know if I played with anyone who hasn't asked about it yet. We're all still on cloud nine getting to do that.
Bond reduction denied for Cañon City man accused of assaulting parishioner

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Carie Canterbury

Magistrate Claire LeBeau denied the request for a bond reduction for the Cañon City man accused of assaulting a parishioner at St. Michael’s Church on May 3 during a hearing Wednesday. Delaney Sam, 25, is charged with assault in the second degree, a Class 4 felony. He is being held in the Fremont County Jail on a $3,000 cash-only bond. Sam’s public defender, Adam Tunink, filed a bond motion asking the court to modify the bond from cash only to cash surety.
Custer County judge: Jury will receive instruction regarding discovery violations in Westcliffe murder case

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Carie Canterbury

A Custer County judge has ordered that a jury will be provided an instruction regarding discovery violations as a sanction in the case of the Westcliffe woman who left the state with the man suspected in a triple homicide Nov. 20, 2023.
West Nile virus detected in major Colorado city ahead of peak mosquito season | OutThere Colorado

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

According to Larimer County officials, a sample of the local mosquito population has tested positive for West Nile virus. The mosquitos in question were collected from the southeast area of Fort Collins. Following that test, officials are cautioning the public about a heightened level of risk, with warmer weather also expected to lead to increased mosquito activity.
One of the largest U.S. defense contractors debuts a major Colorado expansion

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Bernadette Berdychowski

Northrop Grumman, the manufacturer of the B-2 bombers that the U.S. used to drop bunker-buster bombs over Iran last weekend, made a major investment in Colorado. The large defense contractor debuted its new 100,000-square-foot facility on Monday near the Centennial Airport and the Denver Broncos headquarters to manufacture communication systems used in warfighter missions for the U.S. and its allies.
Young moose rescued after being found in heavily-populated part of Colorado Springs | OutThere Colorado

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

Moose aren't too common to see in heavily-populated metro areas around Colorado – that said, a rare sighting did occur in recent days in Colorado Springs. According to a press release from the Colorado Springs Fire Department that went out on June 24, a baby moose was found in a "sticky situation" near the city's Cottonwood Creek Park on a toasty day. Images from the scene appear to show that the moose was in a residential area at the time wildlife officials caught up to it.
‘Vomit-like’ smell from Denver Purina dog food factory sparks class-action lawsuit

3 days ago | denvergazette.com | Marco Cummings

Classic rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd once riffed that “That Smell” was whiskey bottles and brand-new cars. Residents of Denver’s Elyria-Swansea neighborhood see it differently. Plaintiffs in a recent class-action lawsuit say they’re fed up with foul odors coming from the Nestlé Purina plant at 4555 York Street, alleging the persistent stench has made it difficult to enjoy their homes and has diminished property values across the area, according to court documents obtained by the Denver Gazette.