Italian eatery closes after five years in RiNo
The Greenwich abruptly announced that had closed for good on Sunday night, Oct. 18, ending a five-year run on Larimer Street in RiNo. “Despite efforts from our wonderful team, the business was never able to find its footing after I took the reins in January,” Drew Davis wrote in an Instagram post. “For this, I accept full responsibility. We are navigating the same challenges that restaurants across the city are facing and I made mistakes that only compounded these difficulties.”
Chinese Grocery Giant One Plus One Eyes First US Store Near DIA
A Chinese supermarket chain with zero existing U.S. locations is eyeing Denver for its American debut, according to city planning documents tied to a sprawling retail and hospitality project rising near Denver International Airport. One Plus One Supermarket has been identified as a possible anchor tenant for the proposed development at 18306 East 64th Avenue, where developers envision an Asian-themed marketplace built around fresh produce, live and fresh seafood, butchered meats, and specialty A
Denver No Kings Protesters March Downton
On Oct. 17, a little over a thousand protesters march through downtown Denver under No Kings. Signs called President Trump a tyrant, called for him to be jailed and encouraged everyone to vote. All photos by Jeff Tidwell. Demonstrators stream between downtown office towers on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026. Photo...
Road closed for 4-vehicle crash near Cherry Creek Reservoir
The road is closed while police investigate a four-vehicle crash near the Cherry Creek Reservoir on Monday morning.
Softball: Cherokee Trail, Eaglecrest earn trips to Class 5A state tournament
AURORA | The Cherokee Trail and Eaglecrest softball teams both kept their season’s alive as they made it through Class 5A regionals Friday at the Aurora Sports Park, but in decidedly different ways. For the top-seeded and Centennial League champion Cougars, it was business as usual, as they rode...
Denver mayor responds to city council budget recommendations
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston sent a letter to the city council this week responding to its recommendations for the 2027 budget.
Denver and beyond Halloween events and fall festivals
Halloween Events Oct. 18: Sunday Night Frights — Showing of “The Ghost Breakers,” 6 p.m., Manitou Springs Heritage Center, 517 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs; manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/events. Oct. 18: Harvest Haunt Express — With the Olde Railroaders Silly Graveyard, “not-so-spooky” haunted railcars, a hay bale maze and more. Treats and lunchtime food options are available for purchase. […]
A 2-year-old was taken to the doctor with a fever. Hours later, ‘she was...
“Within 12 hours of arriving, she was intubated. She was dying in our arms,” Naomi Picon said.
Denver Waymos are being egged
Waymo has egg on its face — or rather, on its robotaxis. Not long after Waymos hit the streets of Denver Sept. 1, vandalism in the form of egging began being inflicted on the autonomous vehicles. Denver resident Connor McGriff had a front-row seat to one such act of vandalism while taking a Waymo home […]
Man in custody after stabbing leads to barricade situation in Thornton
A man is in custody after a stabbing led to a barricade situation Saturday evening in Thornton, according to police.
