Can you beat these Denver food challenges?
It is no secret that Denverites have a flair for the extreme. From conquering towering peaks to undertaking ambitious alpine pursuits, it’s only fitting that food challenges are widely embraced in the Mile High City. What qualifies as a food challenge, you may ask? Think less civilized dinner and...
Billings Trafficker Sentenced After Trying To Swallow Fentanyl
A Billings man who attempted to swallow fentanyl pills during a 2024 traffic stop has been sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison.
Denver Just Banned Lawn Sprinklers Starting October 1, and Water Officials Say Every Homeowner...
Denver Water’s board has approved an indefinite ban on lawn-irrigation sprinklers starting October 1, 2026, a hard cutoff affecting roughly 1.5 million customers after the metro area recorded its hottest year on record and reservoirs fell to 72% capacity. Water officials say the decision, reported by the Colorado Sun,
Denver’s historic Nob Hill Inn could close permanently in September
Denver's Nob Hill Inn — a dive bar with nearly 100 years of history — is closing at the end of September. Staff say BRT construction has made it too hard to survive. Could a new owner or historic designation save it? Read more. 🍺
Denver Catering Worker Fired After Reporting Harassment, Federal Suit Says
A federal lawsuit filed against airline caterer Gate Gourmet claims a Denver-area supervisor told an employee he did not give a damn about her sexual harassment complaint, and that the company fired her within months of her reporting a male colleague's conduct. The employee, hired at a Gate Gourmet facility near Denver
Weekly Weather Outlook for Colorado: Aug. 31 through Sept. 6
Colorado is in for a warm and sunnier week, with lingering afternoon thunderstorms on Monday. Here’s a look at daily temperatures across Colorado this week, courtesy of the Weather.com report: Monday: Expected isolated and scattered thunderstorms. Tuesday: Skies will be partly cloudy. Wednesday: Skies will be mostly su
New Colorado mobile ID accepted by TSA at DIA, other airports
DENVER — Coloradans using a new mobile ID won’t need to dig through their bags or pockets at Denver International Airport security anymore. A new ‘Mobile Driver License,’ or MDL, on the myColorado app will allow travelers to bypass handing over their physical IDs to TSA officers. Instead, those travelers can present a
Aurora seeking input on tax raise ballot questions
Aurorans can give input starting Tuesday on three ballot measures proposing to raise taxes. The public input period is Tuesday to Sept. 18, according to the city’s newsletter. The full ballot language and comment forms are available on the Engage Aurora website. Aurora City Council members voted unanimously in June to
Denverites are wary of bus rapid transit and Waymo, voter survey says
As residents and commuters get their first look at how the Regional Transportation District’s Bus Rapid Transit project has narrowed East Colfax Avenue east of downtown, Denverites seem to be flashing a caution light about any further expansion of BRT to other city arterials. That’s according to a newly released study
Denver police respond to another street takeover on Broadway
Denver police say they responded to another street takeover on Broadway Sunday night.

















