A new lawsuit maintains that employees at the Summit County jail knew 31-year-old inmate Jacqueline Bickford was suicidal but ignored her medical needs for days prior to her death by hanging inside her cell. It's at least the third suit this decade against Summit County over alleged institutional misconduct at the facility, with the previous two, including the in-custody death of Zackary Moffitt, resulting in big payouts.
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These beer styles are earning new fans at breweries across Colorado, at least until something even newer comes along.
Crush Walls is celebrating street art this week, but you can see great murals every day in Denver.
Chef Alex Seidel and restaurateur Adam Schlegel will open rotisserie restaurant Chook in Platt Park later this year.
According to one real estate expert, a rising number of Denver metro-area entrepreneurs have moved beyond house-flips to tear-downs, an increasingly lucrative practice that entails purchasing a home, destroying it and building a new, higher-priced structure in its place.
A recent study shows that it does not lead to cocaine and heroin use.
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I-300 is the most controversial measure on the May 7 ballot...and the most expensive.
Crisanta Duran ran for elected office as a 29-year-old union lawyer advocating for worker's rights. After eight years in the statehouse and serving as the first Latina House speaker, she recants the ups and downs over the years along with her struggles handling the expulsion of Steve Lebsock.
Ahead of his show at the Ogden Theatre, Cut Worms' Max Clarke talks about his debut album, his throwback '60s pop-rock sound and the internet.
Earlier this year, hard-rock supergroup A Perfect Circle released Eat The Elephant, the group's first album in fourteen years.
Bujalski frames most of Support the Girls as an almost real-time delineation of chaos, but his storytelling elegance — delicate, nearly invisible foreshadowing; cogent evocations of backstory — adds reflective layers to the surface anarchy
Bosphorus Restaurant is now open in Englewood as metro Denver's only Turkish restaurant.
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Colorado has yet to figure out this whole public pot consumption thing, with only one licensed establishment designated for social cannabis use in the entire state. One way for visitors and Coloradans alike to enjoy a day on the town while legally toking up was a tourism business that operated...
Late last year, the ACLU of Colorado put together a graphic highlighting six cases of alleged mistreatment of black suspects by members of the Aurora Police Department since 2015. With recent payouts to Omar Hassan and Dwight Crews, the City of Aurora has now settled five of the six cases for a cumulative total of $3.12 million in taxpayer money.
Scott Ostrem has pleaded guilty to five counts in connection with a murderous rampage at a Thornton Walmart for reasons the head prosecutor in the case connects to capital punishment.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has just released an ambitious budget for 2019. Get your first look here.
Here are our picks for the best upcoming craft beer events and tappings.
Here's a look at the innovative food of the Wolf's Tailor, which opens in Sunnyside on Saturday, September 1.
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The fizzy water from Mexico has become a Mile High favorite.
Chris Parente talks about joy, challenges and the crankiest celebrity he's ever interviewed.
Governor John Hickenlooper calls on the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission to eliminate its backlog of orphaned wells, which pose an environmental risk of soil and groundwater contamination to the state.
The lingering effects of a bad smoke session may have finally worn off for a handful of patrons who were issued public marijuana consumption citations at a private marijuana lounge on April 20.