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“This place should be condemned”: Arvada senior complex sued over bedbug infestation

An Arvada woman was forced to flee her senior apartment complex after suffering months of bedbug bites, a new lawsuit alleges. Dorcas Wilson had lived at Heritage Apartments at 10400 W. 62nd Place, Arvada, for three years when the infestation reportedly began in mid-2024. She immediately notified management, but they w
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After nearly 25 years fighting hunger, Colorado food bank communications director says stigma has...

AURORA, Colo. — One in 10 Coloradans are struggling with food insecurity, and as summer approaches, that number is expected to climb. It is a reality Kristina Thomas knows well. Thomas, the Director of Communications and Public Relations at Community Food Share, recently joined fellow food banking professionals at...
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Construction begins on 1,600-home Prairie Point development in southeast Aurora

AURORA | Construction is underway on the Prairie Point development, which will ultimately bring more than 1,600 new homes to southeast Aurora. The 900-acre master planned community from Oakwood Homes, along the E‑470 corridor near Parker Road, will bring a mix of housing options, as well as an 18-hole golf course, park
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Dozens of drivers report damage from dropped nails on Highway 285

MORRISON, Colo. — Laurie Kennedy was driving down Highway 285 from Bailey to Golden Tuesday afternoon when her trip hit a snag. A semi-truck in front of her had spilled nails on the road shortly before she passed the northbound Morrison exit, Colorado State Patrol later said. At the...
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People travel for miles to try the insanely overstuffed sandwiches at this beloved Colorado...

Tucked away at 2651 W 38th Ave in Denver’s Sunnyside neighborhood, Odie B’s has become the kind of spot people plan entire road trips around. With a 4.7-star rating and hundreds of raving fans, this small but mighty restaurant is making a huge name for itself through seriously stacked sandwiches, creative fries, and a
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Northglenn Teen Faces Vehicular Homicide After Fleeing Police and Crashing Into a Residential Home

18-Year-Old Charged With Vehicular Homicide After Deadly Crash Into Northglenn Home Two 18-year-olds got into a car together just before […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Whether it’s a buyers’ or sellers’ market, home sales are dropping

Home sales are dropping in the Denver metro as buyers and sellers tussle over who has the upper hand. Compared to last year, closed deals were down nearly 7 percent in May, which is typically the busiest month of the year for home sales, according to a report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
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13-year-old girl reported missing from Broomfield

Broomfield police are asking for the public’s help to find a 13-year-old girl who was reported missing Monday evening. Masee Rodriguez was last seen at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the 129000 block of Knight Court in Broomfield, according to a Colorado Bureau of Investigation missing person alert. Masee was last seen wearing a
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Executive order paves way for Wyoming data centers while Colorado communities hit pause

Some communities in the Mountain West are saying ‘yes’ to new data centers, while others are hitting the brakes. In Denver, there’s now a one-year moratorium on data center development. City councilors also apologized for allowing a data center to be built in an already polluted neighborhood.
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Downtown Denver’s Empty Bubba Gump Snapped Up in Cut-Rate $1.8 Million Deal

Downtown Denver’s long-empty former Bubba Gump building at 1437 California Street finally has a new landlord. The hulking two-story space, dark for months across from the Colorado Convention Center, just sold for $1.8 million to a local operator who is betting there is still life in big hospitality real estate downtown

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