Denver Food + Wine Festival Returns With 700 Wines, Proceeds Fund Worker Relief
Downtown Denver's Auraria Campus turns into a four-day showcase of Colorado cuisine starting Wednesday, with more than 40 local restaurants and over 700 wines and spirits pouring at the festival's centerpiece Grand Tasting. The Denver Food + Wine Festival runs Wednesday, August 26 through Saturday, August 29, with its
Denver weather: Pinpoint Weather Alert Day with severe storms later in the day
After early sunshine, Denver could see some severe storms form over the Front Range before they push into the plains Wednesday evening.
Denver Water considers banning all lawn watering as dry, hot summer continues
Denver Water is set to decide Wednesday whether to ban its 1.5 million customers from all lawn watering starting in October, as drought conditions continue across the region.
Denver’s new recycling and composting rules take effect Sept. 1
Denver restaurant owners and other businesses are preparing for new recycling and composting requirements that take effect Sept. 1 under the city's Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance.
Loveland sculptor behind Rockies’ Larry Walker statue
Denver7 meets Loveland sculptor George Lundeen, whose work includes the new Larry Walker statue at Coors Field and his next statue for Rockies legend Todd Helton.
Aurora council moves forward with data center regulations
Aurora City Council members approved moving forward with two new regulations on data centers and directed staff to come back at the next study session with others. At a council meeting in early August, council members directed city management to update data center development standards in Aurora. Two of them went to th
Denver tackles ‘hidden epidemic’ of domestic violence strangulation
On the Tuesday after July 4, a 40-year-old woman was arguing with her longtime boyfriend in their Villa Park home when he grabbed her, put her in a headlock, punched her in the face and strangled her. The woman reached for anything she could use to defend herself and found...
Aurora’s Wagoner on the Creek Bets 60 Homes Can Break the Jail-to-Homeless Cycle
A newly broken-ground housing development off South Chambers Road in Aurora is betting that stable housing, paired with on-site mental health care, can stop people from cycling back through jail. Wagoner on the Creek will offer 60 units reserved for people experiencing homelessness and those leaving incarceration, with
Goats help clear overgrown vegetation at Centennial Airport
Goats have taken over parts of Centennial Airport in Colorado this week.
Taste of the Month: Wishbone Family Restaurant
If you’re hungry for a “meal” in Westminster, you can visit the three-generation-owned Wishbone Family Restaurant. The doors of the first location opened in 1963, and four other restaurants were added in the decades that followed. The current location opened in 1994 and has been serving the community ever since.
