31-year-old man from Colorado is 11th avalanche death this season. Spring conditions continue to change, Colorado Avalanche Information Center warns.
David Krause
David has been in journalism since high school and his first published story was in the Bethany (Okla.) Tribune-Review in September 1982.
Most recently, David was the editor at The Aspen Times from 2017 to 2022, and before that spent 17 years at The Denver Post, first working in the sports department then as a deputy city editor with many of the other Sun reporters and editors. Before The Denver Post, David was at the Loveland Reporter-Herald from 1995-2000 as the sports editor. His before-Colorado life includes being born in Detroit and then living in Oklahoma City from fourth-grade through college (University of Oklahoma, class of 1991 and St. Gregory's College, 1987).
He lives in Salida with his wife, who he met at the Daily Oklahoman, and they have two grown children.
Posted inClub Q Shooting
Clear spike in anti-trans rhetoric sets stage for violence like Colorado Springs shooting, experts say
Club Q hosts the kind of all-ages drag shows that have been targeted by anti-LGBTQ protesters, spurred on by conservative media claiming kids are being “groomed”
Posted inElection 2022
Meet Adam Frisch, the candidate who shocked Lauren Boebert and his fellow Democrats
The former Aspen city councilman logged more than 23,000 miles and attended hundreds of community events in the 3rd Congressional District
Posted inElection 2022
Lauren Boebert’s reelection prospects unclear as Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District race remains too close to call
Boebert regained the lead over Democratic challenger Adam Frisch on Thursday. The former Aspen city councilman has defied expectations and remains in the race.
Posted inPolitics and Government
Biden makes Camp Hale a national monument, moves to block mining and drilling on 225,000 acres of Colorado’s Thompson Divide
Biden traveled to Camp Hale and was joined by veterans of the 10th Mountain Division as well as members of the Ute Tribe during the proclamation signing
