Dennis Huspeni is a City Editor at the Denver Gazette. He covers a range of topics including food and beverages, construction and real estate, as well as social issues and crime in the Colorado and Denver metro areas. Dennis has been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, Yahoo News, KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, Colorado Politics, and The Denver Gazette.
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Dennis Huspeni's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and evolving stories in Colorado and Denver. His articles cover a wide range of topics including business, housing market, crime, technology, homelessness, police, beer and employment.
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Popular California-based burger chain In-N-Out opened in Parker and Arvada on Thursday, its tenth and eleventh stores in Colorado.
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Larimer County Sheriff's Office investigators arrested a man suspected of sparking the Alexander Mountain fire that charred 9,668 acres after burning for almost 20 days.
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Josh Holder has been in a scary business his whole life. He inherited it from his father, Brad.
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Josh Holder has been in a scary business his whole life. He inherited it from his father, Brad.
Downtown Denver’s recovery from the pandemic shutdown lags behind other downtowns nationwide due to crime, homelessness and high office vacancy rates, according to a Common Sense Institute study.
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The winner of the 2024 Governor’s Cup for best wine is actually a well-known Colorado craft beer brewery.
The former KMGH Denver 7 headquarters at 123 E. Speer Blvd., was vandalized recently. Dennis Huspeni/Denver Gazette
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Months after KMGH Denver 7 left its longtime home at 6th and Speer Boulevard, the building has been home to trespassers and squatters who have left feces, needles and, most
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