Topics :: Colorado
Colo. Police: Lesbian Couple Faked Hate Crime
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday May 22, 2012
Last year a Colorado lesbian couple claimed that their neighbors spray-painted their condo and keyed their car after an argument, but local police now claim that the women faked the hate crime.
Colorado LGBT Groups Rally in Wake of Vicious Beating
By Jason St. Amand | Wednesday Mar 7, 2012
LGBT groups from Western Colorado recently met to discuss hate crimes after a lesbian was allegedly viciously assaulted by a Colorado Mesa University football player.
Telluride Gay Ski Week Announces Dates for 2012
Monday Jul 4, 2011
One of the most popular gay ski weeks in the United States, Telluride Gay Ski Week ("TGSW") brings together gay and lesbian skiers and snowboarders from around the world. The top-ranked gay ski week takes place February 25 - March 3, 2012.
Employees Shovel Snow for Eight Days to Open Rocky Mountain Store for Summer
Saturday Jun 11, 2011
The National Park Service has reported that Rocky Mountain National Park has more snow this late in the season than it has had in almost 30 years. This year the shoveling crew was faced with snowdrifts as high as 30 feet.
Colo. Civil Unions Bill Goes Down in Defeat
By Kilian Melloy | Monday Apr 4, 2011
Colorado lawmakers killed a bill that would have provided gay and lesbian families in that state with legal protections in the form of civil unions.
Bills on Marriage Advanced, Stalled in Several States
By Kilian Melloy | Friday Mar 4, 2011
Maryland lawmakers kept their state--and the nation--in suspense March 4, as a vote on marriage equality that had been expected earlier in the week still was not taken.
Colorado’s ’Classical River Journeys,’ With Canyon and Cavern Concert Halls
Tuesday Feb 15, 2011
Strains of Bach, Beethoven, Ravel and the company’s namesake, Dvorak, will again blend with the morning chorus of birds, rippling sounds of the river and the drum roll of the rapids. Guests will join members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic once again.
’Pocket-size Grand Canyon’ in Colorado
By JUDITH KOHLER | Sunday Jan 16, 2011
Just off Interstate 70 in western Colorado is a 32-square-mile collection of towering red-stone monoliths, deep canyons and a road that cuts through nearly 2 billion years of geology.
So How Anti-Gay IS the GOP These Days? :: Reading the Tea Leaves
By Matthew E. Pilecki | Monday Jan 10, 2011
Win some, lose some: LGBT supporters lost big in November, but we won DADT repeal. The Smithsonian pulled a gay AIDS exhibit, but some GOP leaders espouse our cause. What gives? Matt Pilecki takes a look at where we stand with the Party of Lincoln.
Police: Gay Colo. College Student Body President Faked Hate Crimes
By Kilian Melloy | Thursday Nov 18, 2010
The openly gay student body president of a college in Durango, Colorado, has been accused of falsifying reports of anti-gay harassment to police.

