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Jury Awards Over $1 Million to Homeless Man Assaulted in Denver Apartment Lobby

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Denver, CO – In a significant legal decision, a Denver jury last week awarded over $1 million to Early Jackson, a homeless man who underwent a brutal assault at the hands of security personnel in a downtown luxury apartment complex. The incident, which occurred nearly three years ago, has stirred discussions about the treatment of the homeless and the responsibilities of security workers. On a chilly evening of January 28, 2022, Jackson sought refuge in the lobby of The Quincy Apartments at 1776 Curtis Street, asking the concierges if he could warm himself by the … Read more

Denver Jury Awards $1 Million to Homeless Man Assaulted at Luxury Apartment Building

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Denver, CO — A Denver jury recently awarded $1 million to Early Jackson, a homeless man who faced a violent encounter with concierges at a local luxury apartment complex. The incident, which took place in early 2022, highlights significant concerns about the treatment of vulnerable populations in public spaces. Jackson, who was returning from his construction job to a Salvation Army shelter where he resided, sought brief refuge from the freezing temperatures in the lobby of the Quincy Apartments. What was intended as a short respite by the fireplace ended abruptly when the building’s concierges … Read more

Denver Film Festival Wraps Up with Top Honors for ‘Bob Trevino Likes It’ and ‘The Seed of the Sacred Fig’

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Denver, CO – The Denver Film Festival, a mainstay of the city’s cultural scene, wrapped its 47th edition with a dazzling array of films that captivated audiences and critics alike. The festival, held from Nov. 1 to Nov. 10, bestowed its top honors upon a diverse slate of films, celebrating exceptional storytelling from around the globe. The audience at this year’s festival bestowed the People’s Choice Award for Best Narrative Feature on “Bob Trevino Likes It,” directed by Tracie Laymon from the United States. The Best Documentary Feature was awarded to “Champions of the Golden … Read more

Denver Catholic Schools Appeal Ruling on LGBTQ+ Discrimination, Sparking Wider Legal and Ethical Debate

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Denver, Colorado — In the ongoing debate about religious freedom and LGBTQ+ rights, a recent ruling has struck a chord across communities. Colorado Catholic schools filed an appeal after a federal judge denied their request to discriminate based on sexual orientation and gender identity within a state-funded preschool program. This case, affecting St. Mary Catholic Virtue School in Littleton and Wellspring Catholic Academy of St. Bernadette in Lakewood, has sparked broader discussions about the intersections of faith, public funding, and civil rights. Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver, supporting the schools’ position, has found himself at … Read more