Cherry Creek Trail Will Flood for Maintenance Today
Don’t try to hang out near Cherry Creek in Aurora and Denver on May 21.
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Why Don’t Cannabis Growers Sell Mixed Bags, Like Whiskey Blends?
Growers don’t, but extractors sure do.
Direct Flights From Denver to Dubai? DIA Teases New International Routes
You can now fly directly to Dublin, Istanbul and Rome, and more international destinations are in sight.
Was This Denver Waitress Really “the Most Dangerous Woman Alive”?
Eighty-five years after Eleanor Jarman escaped from an Illinois prison, a local author might have found her in Denver.
Colorado’s Elderly Will Still Have to Serve Jury Duty, Thanks to Governor’s Veto
Lawmakers passed a bill to let Coloradans age 72 and older opt out of jury duty. Governor Jared Polis vetoed the policy.
New Bike Trail, Major Rec Center Coming to Westwood Neighborhood
The $56 million facility will open in 2027, and a $3 million bike trail is coming before that.
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Consumer Reports: Denver King Soopers Stores Overcharge on Multiple Grocery Items
The Colorado grocery workers union spurred a national investigation into overcharging at Kroger stores across the country.
Name Game: Here’s the Lowdown on the RiNo Nickname
The RiNo BID proposal will go before Denver City Council tonight.
Nuggets Fans on How to Fix Team After Game 7 Pulverizing by Thunder
Favorite trade targets include Michael Porter Jr. and Jamal Murray.
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The Big Takeover: The Secret Plans to Give Trump Command of America’s Police
For months, a Project 2025 subgroup drafted plans to place domestic law enforcement under Trump’s thumb. We have their files.
Colfax Marathon: Starting Times, Routes and Road Closures
Colfax Marathon weekend – and the road closures and chaos that come with it – is upon us.
Where Does Colorado Rank Among Most Obese States in U.S.?
Colorado has always been high on exercise, but we do love our cheeseburgers.
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Jason Crow: 1,400 Immigrants Detained in Aurora, VA Facing 80,000 Job Cuts
“Things are being centralized in the administration in Washington, making local oversight much harder. We’re going to try to figure out how to get around that.”
Lawsuit Alleges Unlawful Arrest at Denver Pro-Palestine Protest in 2024
This is the second lawsuit that has been filed against the ACPD alleging unlawful arrests and free speech violations during pro-Palestine protests last year.
Colorado Passed Five Marijuana and Psychedelics Bills in 2025
Lawmakers introduced a measure proposing a higher dispensary purchasing limit, bills addressing the state’s declining pot tax revenue, and one effort to severely limit marijuana and psilocybin product offerings.
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Immigrant Activist, Currently Detained in Aurora, Wins Human Rights Award
“I will continue to sow rebellion until I reap freedom.”
Family Sues Denver Housing Authority After Mother Died in 120-Degree Heat
Shirlyne Johnson’s HVAC system pumped hot air into her apartment for three days during the summer despite repeated requests to fix it, according to her children.
Visitors Still Need a Pass to Visit Air Force Academy, Including Nearby Bike Trails
A Denver visitor was rebuffed when trying to visit the Southeast Asia Memorial Pavilion via the New Santa Fe Regional Trail.
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Summer Camp for Immigrant Kids Faces “Unprecedented” Demand as Funding Declines
“Typically, we only have to compete with ten or twenty others for a grant. Now I’m expecting something like fifty to 100.”
Denver Strip Club Could Lose Licenses After Allegedly Stealing Millions in Wage Theft
The Denver Auditor’s Office alleges that the Diamond Cabaret stole millions from workers in wage theft. Now, the city could take the club’s licenses.
Five Failed Bills Expected to Come Back to the Colorado Legislature Next Year
Pornography, labor unions and TABOR – oh my.
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Timothy Leary’s Son, Zach, Releases Guide on Using Psychedelics
Leary will be in Boulder this week to discuss his new book and the evolving world of psychedelics, from DMT to LSD.