How the âMagna Carta of AIDS Activismâ Sparked A Revolution
Co-published with National Geographic. In 1983, AIDS hysteria was sweeping the country. This is the story of how a Denver conference empowered a generationâand helped shape a new era of advocacy.
Get-Rich-Quick Schemes Drained My Townâs Wealth. At a Christian Conference, Their Legacy Lives On
Co-published with The Guardian. Life Surge, where speakers include Tim Tebow and a Duck Dynasty star, ties together faith and financial planning.
For An Aurora Woman, A Police Settlement Didnât Make The Pain Go Away
Co-published with The Denver Post. Vanessa Peoples received a six-figure settlement after Aurora police used excessive force in 2017.
Ski Towns and the Ski Bums Who Staff Them Ponder Their Survival
Co-published with Adventure Journal. Ski resorts are open, but with restaurants closed, and tourism way down, the pandemic might dramatically reshape the ski towns weâve known and loved.
My Family Was On A TLC Reality Show. Hereâs The Dark Secret That Never Aired.
Co-published with HuffPost. Twelve years ago, Cynthia Jeub appeared on a TLC reality TV show featuring large families. But the cameras didnât capture everything, especially the abuse she suffered at the hands of her âQuiverfullâ parents.
High-Country Colorado Towns Wrangle Big-City Problems with Homelessness
Co-published with The Colorado Sun. âNo campingâ signs have popped up in Durango's parks and greenways. Homeless residents have had to scatter and hide, the victims of a crisis of homelessness in the tourist town.
The Case for More Female Cops
Co-published with Longreads. Nearly nine out of ten cops are men. Sarah Smarsh discusses the police forceâs gender problem and a Wichita womanâs efforts inside the criminal justice system that failed her.