The “golden age” of Mexican cinema shines again at new McNichols exhibit
A visual feast for photo and movie lovers, this traveling show gains new meaning when paired with the Biennial of the Americas.
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AMC strikes back in Denver against MoviePass, the $10-a-month unlimited cinema service
The super-low price point, introduced to the service this month, is causing major concerns among some movie theater operators.
Olde Town Arvada movie theater to reopen as this fall as Harkins (with White Castle cheeseburgers?)
Harkins Theatres will open its newest Colorado cinema this fall, bringing movies back to the site of the Landmark Theatre Olde Town 14.
What’s “reasonable” use of force? Denver Justice Project wants DPD to define it.
A series of three community meetings on the Denver Police Department's draft use-of-force policy start tonight.
Denver Sheriff’s Department is looking for advisory board members
This is a new board to oversee ongoing reform efforts in the Denver Sheriff's Department.
The Denver Police Department ranked 28th out of 91 in a use of force study — and they dispute the methodology
Police departments with more restrictive use of force policies kill fewer people per capita, even accounting for other factors, a new report found.
Aurora ranks 8th in per capita police shootings. Would a different use of force policy change that?
In a study of use of force policies, Aurora came out eighth highest in per capita instances of fatal use of force.
A jury finds that Cinemark could not have expected the Aurora theater shooting
A finding that Cinemark was liable for the shooting likely would have forced significant changes to theater security policies across the United States.