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The quickest way to revisit the 1980s—and a good portion of the pop culture that followed—might just be walking through the front door of Fifty Two 80’s: A Totally Awesome Shop in Denver. Every corner is packed with the toys, action figures, lunch boxes, arcade memorabilia, trading cards, candy, VHS treasures, and pop

It has been six years since I experienced homelessness in Denver. In the time I’ve been housed I’ve written more than 3,000 stories about homelessness from policy debates to housing surges to the discrimination homeless people face everyday.

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you share your home with a cat in Colorado, you may have wondered whether declawing is still a legal option — or whether the state has moved to restrict it. The answer depends heavily on where in Colorado you live. Declawing is illegal in D

Denver police are investigating a death discovered outdoors in central Denver near West 5th Avenue and North Bannock Street. Officers were at the scene early Sunday while the city’s medical examiner prepares to determine the cause and manner of death. In a post on X, the Denver Police Department...

Cory Sandhagen isn’t the kind of fighter who needs to talk much to grab attention. Once the cage door closes, his performances usually do the talking. Nicknamed “The Sandman,” he has become one of the UFC’s most entertaining bantamweights thanks to his creative striking and unpredictable style. But his story is pretty

Friday’s rush-hour rides on RTD’s southeast light-rail corridor turned into a waiting game, as the agency warned that its E, R and temporary T lines were all facing major delays after a mechanical issue. Trains on those routes could be held up as long as 45 minutes, with the service alert listed as in effect until furt

Denver started Saturday, July 11, on a mellow note, waking up to clear skies and a mild 63°F at the airport. Mother Nature, however, is not in a mellow mood for long. A stretch of hot, dry weather moves in today, pushing afternoon temperatures into the upper 90s with little chance for meaningful rain through much of ne

Many residents want clearer answers before development accelerates.

This prolonged heat will continue drying out already parched vegetation and increase periods of elevated fire danger next week.

A heat dome will push Colorado temperatures into the upper 90s and low 100s through next week, with extreme heat warnings in effect and near-record highs possible in Denver.