Michael Booth, Author at The Colorado Sun
Michael Booth serves as The Sun’s environment writer and co-hosts The Temperature podcast. He has won two Pulitzer Prizes and co-authored a Colorado Book Award-winning investigation on food safety.
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Michael Booth serves as The Sun’s environment writer and co-hosts The Temperature podcast. He has won two Pulitzer Prizes and co-authored a Colorado Book Award-winning investigation on food safety.
The 45th annual Bolder Boulder attracted 52,000 runners on May 26, 2025. This popular event highlights community engagement and athleticism.
A new development will include a 35,500-square-foot grocery store and an 11,800-square-foot district park in Denver. The project aims to provide 373 parking spaces to accommodate visitors.
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Hundreds of travelers faced delays at Denver International Airport after RTD suspended A Line train service and failed to provide sufficient bus replacements. The situation escalated as surge pricing for rideshares reached up to $130, leaving many stranded.
Denver principal Alex Magaña is running for an at-large seat on the school board, emphasizing community involvement and student safety. He plans to resign from his current position if elected.
RTD lifted all 'slow zones' after a year of repairs, allowing trains to return to normal speeds. The agency completed repairs in 31 zones, replacing over two miles of track.
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Denver residents express concerns over grassroots civic engagement and the need for stronger community involvement. The city faces challenges in fostering public participation in local governance.
Denver Health paramedics face increasing demands as they respond to emergencies, often addressing non-emergencies in a growing city. Krista Riemer and her crew provide essential care while navigating resource challenges.