New: Adams County Sheriff's spokesman says a shooting at a house party today that killed one teenager and wounded two others does not appear to be related to last weekend's house party shooting, which killed one and injured seven several miles away denverpost.com/2022/10/23/one…

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ICYMI on Friday, the suspect in the Boulder King Soopers remains mentally incompetent to stand trial. His next review is set for January 2023 denverpost.com/2022/10/21/bou… via Elise Schmelzer

When Joanne Cacciatore lost her baby during delivery three decades ago, it started her quest for answers to the kind of grief that's often unimaginable. apne.ws/RdrpkWi

Judge dismisses illegal voting case against state Sen. Pete Lee denverpost.com/2022/10/21/col… via The Denver Post

A Russian bathhouse that has operated along West Colfax Avenue since 1927 has been sold by the family that founded it.

Lake Steam Baths will remain open for a time before the new owners will develop the property. dpo.st/3yUJdFT

Denver Lyft driver accused of kidnapping, sexually assaulting women; police say there may be more victims denverpost.com/2022/10/19/den… via The Denver Post

The lawsuit is one of many the company and its affiliates have faced in recent years amid widespread allegations of poor medical care dpo.st/3TuQTqa

Denver DA alleges a driver for Lyft and Uber targeted heavily intoxicated women seeking rides from downtown bars and clubs, then sexually assaulted them in his car or at his home. They've identified 10 victims so far between 2018-2022 dpo.st/3CPkVOG via Shelly Bradbury

An inmate at the El Paso County jail nearly died in a suicide attempt after medical personnel failed to give the man any mental health care despite numerous red flags — including a very similar prior suicide attempt inside the jail, according to a lawsuit. denverpost.com/2022/10/19/wel…

The city’s last major newspaper strike happened 30 years ago. In 1992, about 600 members of a Teamsters local representing truck drivers and circulation route managers went on strike against the Pittsburgh Press after working without a contract for five months.

The newsroom workers of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, represented by the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, voted on Monday to authorize an unfair labor practice strike against the company.

“What is wrong with this state, man?” Patterson protested as he was being escorted to a police car in handcuffs. “Voter fraud? Y’all said anybody with a felony could vote, man.”
Police cameras show confusion, anger over DeSantis’ voter fraud arrests: tampabay.com/news/florida-p…

Eartha Kitt didn’t want to attend the White House luncheon that wound up derailing her career. “Those luncheons—what are they gonna mean?” she remembered thinking. “Blah-blah-blah-blah-blah, and that’s it.” A new short film reconstructs the event. nyer.cm/2g5nfAW

“We don’t have bullet-proof vests. We have a stethoscope and scrubs.” dpo.st/3CCdeLQ

This is an amazing resource you’ll want to bookmark, launched this morning: @DenverPost’s voter guide, collecting stories, explainers and candidate Q&As in tons of races the 2022 election, all in one place.

denverpost.com/2022/10/14/col… (@kevinmhamm is the digital force behind this)