Patricia Calhoun is an editor for Denver Westword, a local publication in Colorado. With a focus on covering news and events in the Denver area, Patricia's articles range from political cases and local government issues to arts and culture stories. She has a keen interest in highlighting the unique aspects of Denver's vibrant community.
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Patricia’s coverage primarily focuses on local events and legal policy regulations in Colorado, particularly Denver. She frequently covers entertainment news, government and politics, as well as business and industry topics.
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By: Patricia Calhoun, Danielle Lirette
It's the oldest family-run Mexican joint in Denver. That alone is reason to celebrate!
Family Jones Spirit House is closing for renovations, Mutiny Information Cafe is closing for a move, and Comica is closing altogether.
These are part-time positions for people who want to report, not get coffee.
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He'll be at the Gaylord Rockies on October 11. But tickets are gone!
Donald Trump promised to come to Aurora, which he calls a "war zone" because of Venezuelan gangs. He's at the Gaylord Rockies today.
By: Patricia Calhoun
In the spring and summer of 2023, Glenn Braden went after female hikers "at least once a week, and often more times than that," he told police.
By: Patricia Calhoun
The family-owned ski area in southwestern Colorado opened 85 years ago.
It's too late to use the mail, but there's the map of Denver's voting centers and ballot boxes.
By: Calhoun Wake
While KMGH can't refuse the controversial commercials from anti-abortion presidential candidate Randall Terry, it can give viewers a break.
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