Aurora CO

Popular inflatable decorations might be in the hot seat in some Denver neighborhoods, and the buzz is growing louder each day. I’ve watched these cheerful blow-ups turn quiet streets into full-on holiday showcases, but not everyone is rolling out the welcome mat. Concerns about size, noise, and crowded sidewalks...

Earlier in the week, a video went viral showing a health inspector pouring bleach on a taco stand’s food. The video, which is less than a minute long, shows a city worker wearing a blue shirt and a lanyard. She is pouring bleach all over the ingredients at the Denver-based Tacos Tacolorado. “The vendor was […] The...

DENVER — The viral video of a public health inspector in Denver pouring bleach into a vendor's street food to shut the business down got people riled up this week. The video of it made national news, landing on TMZ with outrage before the full story behind it, and the practice was known.

Two-thirds of Denverites say they're either "very satisfied" or "satisfied" with the city, a newly released survey finds. By the numbers: The share of Denverites who are happy here clocks in at 66.9%, edging out other cities in the West like San Francisco (66.3%), and comfortably overtaking Portland, Oregon (59.9%).

Recent MoveBuddha study that shows between 2019 and 2025, people are 48.18% less likely to move to Colorado’s capital city.

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A recent report from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA, outlines concerns about how Denver City Council members allocate city funds to local organizations. The report, released in October 2025, notes a lack of clarity and accountability in the processes for donations, sponsorships, and grants. The auditor...

Despite a lack of snowfall in Denver and throughout the metro area, the City of Denver's Department of Housing Stability is changing how unhoused families seek shelter during emergency cold weather.

A former paraprofessional at a Denver elementary school was charged with enticing a child in March and April of this year. Michael Digiacomo, 47, faces felony charges of enticement of a child and internet luring of a child, according to a Wednesday news release from the Thornton Police Department. The 17th Judicial...

This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Soulless Colorado City Worker Thinks It’s Okay to Demolish Vendor’s Food with Bleach After Violation, ‘So now the vendor can’t take it home to family’.