Daniel Boniface is the Digital Director at The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC. He focuses on digital journalism, engaging storytelling, and the intersection of politics and community issues in Colorado. His work has been featured in Colorado Politics and The Denver Gazette.
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Daniel Boniface's coverage primarily focuses on local news, specifically crime and traffic accidents in the Colorado area. His articles often revolve around breaking or evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Daniel Boniface
Some of Colorado's elected leaders are speaking out against a proposed merger between the parent companies of Denver television news stations Fox31 and 9NEWS.
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Denver finally has its downtown soccer field -- well sort of. No, it's not the new professional NWSL stadium.
By: Daniel Boniface
A proposed Denver stadium for professional women's soccer could be in jeopardy of receiving public funding following the city's budget troubles and layoffs.
An umbrella could come in handy Monday as Denver weather forecasters said there's a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
Denver transportation officials said an anti-car message that was displayed on traffic signs in Denver on Friday was the result of a hack. One sign, photographed by The Denver Gazette on Friday evening at E. Colfax Avenue and Lincoln Street near the Colorado Capitol, shared the message “Cars ruin cities.” “Yes, the sign was hacked,” […]
Police in Aurora are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who they say was attacked by two teens at an RTD station. The attack happened on Wednesday, May 20 around 11 p.m., at RTD’s Florida Station, located at 1490 S. Abilene Street. The Aurora Police Department released video of the attack from […]
The record-setter is coming back to Denver. Ed Sheeran, who in 2023 set an Empower Field concert attendance record, will play in the Mile High City on July 4. Sheeran’s “Mathematics” tour stop in Denver drew 85,233 fans and included a three-hour lightning delay. The British rocker’s return to the Empower Field will be part […]
By: Daniel Boniface
Fire danger in Denver remained extremely elevated Wednesday and meteorologists issued a Red Flag Warning again to warn residents of the risks.
Temperatures in Denver are expected to cool off slightly on Thursday, but Denverites will still want to have those sunglasses handy.
Boulder police on Wednesday arrested a suspect in connection with an apparent attempted arson. The incident happened Wednesday evening near the 800 block of Morehead Avenue in South Boulder, the Boulder Police Department said on its X account. A suspicious package was spotted during the incident, which prompted a response from the Boulder Fire Department, […]
