Twin Sisters Wrestling for National Championships This Summer
Daisy and Lizzie Padilla took home medals from the Colorado Wrestling State Championships. Now they’re aiming higher.
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Musk’s X Owes Boulder Landlord $8.2 Million, Judge Rules
A district court judge called X’s argument for not paying rent “non-sensical” multiple times in her legal order.
David Sirota’s Master Plan Wins National Podcast Award
In 2022, The Lever evolved into a fledgling investigative reporting team. Now its podcast just won top honors from the National Press Club.
Moms on Mushrooms Group Banned From Instagram
The Denver-based group focuses on moms who may benefit from microdosing psilocybin and want more education.
Frontier Airlines Leads Country in Air Travel Complaints
The Denver-based air carrier had the most traveler complaints for the third year in a row, according to Department of Transportation data.
Denver Dog Owners Are Sending Their Pets to the Pound in Record Numbers
Dog surrenders at the Denver Animal Shelter are up 237 percent from 2019.
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Has Denver Gone to the Dogs?
About 50 percent of this city’s residents have a dog. Only 20 percent have children under eighteen.
Golden Dome: A CU Aerospace Engineer Explains the Proposed Nationwide Missile Defense System
President Donald Trump is calling for a $175 billion project to protect the U.S.
Denver Replacing Bike Lane Flex Posts with Zippers, Cushions
The city is replacing the short, column-like dividers with speed cushions and dividers in some neighborhoods.
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Polis Signs Law Protecting Roaming Bison From Hunting
Most Americans still confuse buffalo and bison, thanks in part to Buffalo Bill Cody, a famous bison hunter who’s buried in Denver.
Denver Bus Riders, Advocates Call for Cleaner, Safer RTD Stops
Denver has a “pretty darn good” transit system for the disabled, according to Jaime Lewis. The bus stops, however, are “very abysmal.”
Former Denver Mayor Pitches Youth Sports Complex at Park Hill
“I think that all the sports teams are asking for something from the city, so why wouldn’t the city start asking something from the sports teams?”
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Ten Women Assaulted by Denver Lyft Driver Urge Governor to Sign Rideshare Bill
Governor Polis “appreciates the bravery” of survivors but “is not planning to take any action that would lead to ride-sharing companies leaving the state.”
Denver Wants Someone to Run Pickleball Courts at Colfax and Broadway
Instead of a sad gravel lot that attracts crime, the space at Colfax and Broadway could soon be full of pickleball enthusiasts.
Denver Budget Shortfall Will Lead to Layoffs, Hiring Freeze, Mayor Warns
Denver is facing a $200 million budget deficit in 2026, which will lead to layoffs, furloughs and a hiring freeze.
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How Nuggets Nation Is Reacting to Hiring David Adelman
The longtime assistant helped the Nuggets win a playoff series and take the Thunder to seven games. His reward: a head coaching job.
Downtown Denver Ranks Third Nationally in New Apartments
Denver only trails only Washington, D.C., and Chicago in new apartment units since 2020, according to a new study.
Controversial Aurora Landlord Developing Caribbean Resort
A property owner who claimed that Venezuelan gangs took over his apartment complex is now building a luxury project in the Turks and Caicos islands.
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Colorado Town Has One of the Fastest-Growing Populations in the U.S.
The old mining town’s population has more than doubled since 2010.
Denver Now Has a Top-Ten Park System in the Country
Denver beat out cities like Chicago and New York, largely thanks to recent investments into the park system across different neighborhoods.
A Mall No More: Looking Back at the Real 16th Street
Before the Mile High City had a mile-long mall, downtown had a real main street.
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Denver Advances Plan to Eliminate Minimum Parking Requirements in City
Apartment buildings in most Denver neighborhoods have to provide one parking space per unit. That may soon change.