Western heat dome set to intensify an already hot summer could break records
It's been a hot, dry summer across much of the Rocky Mountains, and a heat wave in the forecast could make things even hotter. Forecasters are currently predicting a high pressure system that will hang over the region for about seven to ten days, beginning this weekend and into next week. Meteorologists call this pheno
Water World evacuated due to threat
Water World in Federal Heights was evacuated Saturday due to an “unverified threat.” A spokesperson for Water World said the park received the “unverified threat” via a phone call. The spokesperson said the park has been safely evacuated as of 12:10 p.m. People at the park told The Denver Gazette that an announcement c
Reunification info as Water World evacuated after ‘unverified threat’
Water World was evacuated Saturday morning “out of abundance of caution” following what a park official described as an “unverified threat.”
Westbound Hwy 36 closed in Westminster due to fuel spill
According to the Westminster Fire Department, the westbound lanes are closed between Pecos Street and Federal Blvd as emergency crews respond to the diesel fuel spill.
Declining Denver rents lure lower-income renters away from subsidized projects
Although the high cost of housing is still in the headlines, Denver renters are seeing a brighter picture now as developers and managers cut rents and offer free-month subsidies to move a glut of units built during 2024 and 2025. That’s great news for those renting — but it is creating a perplexing market for […]
Discover Colorado’s Dinosaur Past at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
The ground beneath your feet in Colorado once trembled with the footsteps of massive sauropods, while overhead, pterosaurs soared through ancient skies. This isn’t just imagination running wild – it’s scientific fact. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science stands as Colorado’s premier gateway to understanding the incred
Aurora City Council to vote on tax increase oversight body, public comment changes
The Aurora City Council will vote on the creation of a tax increase oversight body and changes to the council public comment rules at Monday night’s meeting. In the regular meeting, the council will consider a resolution to create an oversight committee for the use of tax funds for infrastructure projects. In a recent
Plan ahead: Denver airport garage closures run through early September
Denver International Airport will be closing parts of garages through early September for cleaning and maintenance.
Happy Hour: Great deals on meals and drinks on family vacations
Have you taken your family to happy hour lately? Everyone is welcome – families, couples, groups of friends of all ages. It’s a good way to save on restaurant outings in today’s inflated economy. Mocktails are as popular as $10 martinis and draft beer specials. Discounted fresh...
Congressman Crow to host job fair in Aurora
Congressman Jason Crow will host a job fair in Aurora in late July, gathering employers from across the metro area to meet with job seekers. Crow’s job fair is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 24 at Stampede, 2430 S. Havana St. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. for veterans, active-duty service members and […]

















