Matt Sebastian is managing editor of The Denver Post. He joined the staff as a senior editor overseeing the enterprise team in 2018 after a 20-year career at the Daily Camera in Boulder that included stints as city editor, entertainment editor, music critic and news reporter. A University of Colorado graduate, he also previously worked as a reporter at newspapers in Utah and the San Francisco Bay Area — but kept coming back to the Centennial State.
Ten Columbine family members and survivors agreed to talk to local journalists last month about April 20, 1999, and the very personal aftermath of whatap now the one-word shorthand for...
What goes around certainly has come around for Dave Stidman and Duane Davis, a pair of former social workers who bought Wax Trax 40 years ago this week.
Colorado transportation officials reopened Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon on Monday morning following an unprecedented two-week closure of the highway due to the Grizzly Peak fire, the second largest of...
Denver police are searching for three masked suspects who they believe intentionally set a Green Valley Ranch home on fire earlier this month -- killing five members of a Senegalese...
Officers responded to reports of gunshots near the intersection of 12th Avenue and Teller Street around 7 a.m. Saturday, and when they arrived, they found a dog that had died...
Denver police have opened a homicide investigation after firefighters discovered the bodies of two children and three adults inside a Green Valley Ranch home that burned overnight, authorities announced Wednesday...
The Douglas County School District announced Saturday that it will no longer open its classrooms to 100% in-person learning next month, instead opting for a hybrid model with students spending...
Seven children in Colorado have contracted a rare new syndrome believed to be associated with COVID-19 and two have died from the condition, state public health officials said Thursday.
Police are investigating five separate shootings in Denver, Aurora and Thornton that occurred Saturday night and Sunday morning, incidents in which at least six people were shot -- though no...
The Elephant Butte fire, which has been burning in steep and rocky terrain near Evergreen since Monday, is now 75% contained, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office announced via Twitter on...
All of the Evergreen-area residents evacuated by the Elephant Butte fire can return home after a cool, soaking rain saturated the area on Tuesday evening.
Law school graduates who don't want to take Colorado's in-person bar exam this month over COVID-19 fears can switch to the February test and, in the meantime, begin work as...