Managing Editor
Matt Sebastian
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.
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Neil Young’s “Colorado”: Inside the Crazy Horse reunion at a studio outside Telluride
Recorded in the San Juan mountains during a full moon, Neil Young's new album, "Colorado," has strong ties to Telluride.

Columbine families, survivors reflect on hope and healing 20 years after one of Colorado’s darkest days
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...

Denver’s Wax Trax Records rocks 40-year milestone as new doc traces famed label’s Mile High roots
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.
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Denver weather: Still hot, with temperatures expected to hit 97
Denver's in for another scorcher on Sunday, with temperatures soaring into the 90s yet again, according to the forecast from the National Weather Service in Boulder.

Suspect killed in shooting with CSP troopers, El Paso deputies in Monument
A Colorado State trooper and an El Paso County sheriff's deputy fired on and killed a suspect who'd fled officers, attempted to carjack a vehicle and shot at police after...

Juvenile male killed, second injured in shooting at Denver house party, police say
A shooting at a house party in Denver's Montbello neighborhood Saturday night left one juvenile male dead and a second injured, police said.

Tri-County Health to order masks in Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas counties — but municipalities can opt out
With COVID-19 cases rising, the Tri-County Health Department's Board of Health voted Wednesday to order a mask requirement across Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas counties — but offered municipalities within those...

Judge orders Bandimere Speedway to limit crowd size at Fourth of July race, fireworks show
A district court judge in Jefferson County has ordered Bandimere Speedway to comply with COVID-19 public health regulations limiting the number of people who can be in the stands during...

Man fatally shot following suspected fight in Denver, police say
A man shot Saturday night in the 3600 block of Park Avenue West in Denver has died of his injuries, police said.

Pueblo police fatally shoot man they say pointed gun at officer, may have fired
Pueblo police fatally shot an armed man Tuesday evening after authorities say the 43-year-old suspect pointed a handgun at one officer and may have fired at other officers.

Denver weather: High of 80 Monday with possible afternoon thunderstorms
Denver should see a slightly cooler day Monday, with temperatures peaking around 80 degrees under mostly sunny skies with a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms after 1 p.m., according...

Colorado’s COVID-19 hospitalizations fall to new post-peak low amid lull in death reports
Coronavirus hospitalizations continue to fall and no deaths associated with COVID-19 were reported by state health officials Sunday.

DPS board members seek removal of Denver police officers from schools by 2021
Two members of the Denver school board on Friday called for the removal of police officers from the city's public schools by the end of the year, saying law enforcement...