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Public overdose deaths in Denver turn bystanders into first responders - Vimarsana News

Public overdose deaths in Denver turn bystanders into first responders

As Denver's drug crisis escalates, a sharp recent increase in the number of people dying of overdoses in public spaces has thrust more bystanders into the role of first responders.

Denver to pay George Floyd protester who lost eye $550,000 settlement - Vimarsana News

Denver to pay George Floyd protester who lost eye $550,000 settlement

The city of Denver is poised to pay $550,000 to settle a lawsuit by Russell Strong, who lost an eye after police shot him in the face with a projectile during the 2020 protests.

Public overdose deaths in Denver turn bystanders into first responders - Vimarsana News

Public overdose deaths in Denver turn bystanders into first responders

As Denver's drug crisis escalates, a sharp recent increase in the number of people dying of overdoses in public spaces has thrust more bystanders into the role of first responders.

Colorado's new socialist lawmaker swears strange oath on a stack of books - Vimarsana News

Colorado's new socialist lawmaker swears strange oath on a stack of books

With his fist raised in defiance and his other hand on a stack of unidentified manifestos, Tim Hernández was sworn in as the newest radical socialist lawmaker to serve in the Colorado state House. Viva Tim! I don't think you'll have to worry about taking an oath again. — Red Bear (@RedBear0

Rising crime rhetoric persists in Colorado. Data tells a different story. - Vimarsana News

Rising crime rhetoric persists in Colorado. Data tells a different story.

Though it's received little notice, Colorado’s reported crime rates appear to have peaked in 2022, and are now trending downward again.