Special to The Colorado Sun
Silverman: Former Mayor Federico Peña still makes Denver proud
Once seen by some as a leftist, Peña now describes himself as being part of the “frustrated center.” He has high hopes that bipartisanship can return.
Silverman: Expect the quest for justice for Jonelle Matthews to continue and improve
A Weld County jury failed to reach a verdict in the trial of Steven Pankey, who is accused of kidnapping and killing the 12-year-old Greeley girl in 1984
Silverman: Trump’s Big Lie is flowing through Colorado
America’s survival depends on GOP elected officials with the decency to condemn efforts by party leaders to corrupt election results
Silverman: Nothing is quite normal, even though we want the pandemic to end
Last week I saw empty movie theaters, shuttered stores and lonely Denver streets — let's trust science and vaccines and get back to live events
Silverman: Bob Enyart was a man with convictions. They cost him his life.
The pastor and conservative talk radio host who spurned vaccines died recently of COVID-19
Silverman: Expect a big ruling this week in the Barry Morphew murder case
Barry Morphew is accused of killing his wife, Suzanne. A Chaffee County judge must make critical probable cause and bail eligibility rulings
Silverman: Look closely, stop and listen, and you can find the heart of Denver
After watching Denver businesses close their doors due to COVID and protests, even the reopening of a downtown McDonald's offered a pick-me-up
Silverman: End the filibuster on voting-rights legislation to stop election-rigging schemes
It's time to learn from our history and pass meaningful federal civil rights legislation
Silverman: Let’s not hide from the racism in our history. We can learn from it.
Three books shed light on the history of racism in Colorado and the United States
Silverman: Bill Cosby isn’t funny. Nor is Bruce Castor, the prosecutor whose missteps set him free.
Vainglorious Trump-defending attorney Bruce Castor and comic Bill Cosby claim the current high ground. Reality lays them low.
Silverman: There’s a chicken sandwich war in Denver, and I may have found the winner
I generally prefer healthy, local and sustainable meals, but I made it my mission to taste the drive-thru alternatives popping up all over town
Silverman: For Lauren Boebert, keeping up with Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t easy
The main qualification for prominence in the Republican caucus largely focuses on Donald Trump
Silverman: A fond farewell to Charles Grodin, forever the Heartbreak Kid
Grodin wrote about enduring rejection, but he left behind a rich legacy of film and TV performances
Silverman: Rudy Giuliani and his Colorado connection are putting on an incriminating show
Giuliani’s choice for Colorado counsel is former Secretary of State Scott Gessler
Silverman: Cameras follow us all, and here’s why that’s a good thing
Everybody is filming everybody else, and GPS is tracking our movements. That's not all bad. Phone video helped convict Derek Chauvin in George Floyd's murder
Silverman: Denver and Atlanta were linked by boycotts long before the All-Star Game
Coors Field deserves the 2021 MLB All-Star Game over Georgia
Silverman: Expect Colorado’s Supreme Court to uphold assault weapon bans
The Boulder King Soopers shooting illustrates why President Biden needs our support to resurrect a national assault weapons ban
Silverman: Please get vaccinated, but don’t drop your masks just yet
Coronavirus variants are out there, so let's not drop our guard too soon
Silverman: In Nikola Jokic, Denver has an MVP. If we can keep him.
The Denver Nuggets center is the real deal. No one wants another Nolan Arenado situation.
Silverman: Let’s all learn from this losing impeachment experience
America will struggle so long as Trumpism thrives