City of Aurora proclaims “Shout your Identity” day Feb. 7
Alison Coombs, Aurora’s Mayor Pro Tem, announces Día de Grita tu Identidad, “Shout your Identity” day. Feb. 7, 2026. (KGNU/Rosanna Longo Better) Feb. 7, at a behavioral health conference in Aurora, the city issued a proclamation declaring the day to be “Grita tu Identidad” or “shout your identity” day. Aurora’s Mayor...
This Mom-And-Pop Diner In Colorado Serves Up The Best Home-Style Breakfast You’ll Ever Taste
Ever had a breakfast so good it made you question every other breakfast you’ve ever eaten?. That’s the everyday magic happening at Pete’s Kitchen, a beloved Denver institution where the griddle never cools and the coffee never stops flowing. The iconic neon sign beckons from East Colfax...
Pizza and Chicken Doughnuts? This CO Doughnut Shop Has Them
Savory layered doughnuts are now being served in Denver.
New ‘diverging diamond interchange’ opens in Aurora at I-70, Picadilly Road
AURORA | The city’s former “diamond” in the rough is now shiny new and ready for northeast region motorists, city officials say. The new “diverging diamond interchange” at Interstate 70 and Picadilly Road is now open in all directions, marking what officials say is a major milestone in a long-planned infrastructure...
Super Mega Goodbye: RiNo Spot for Latin Dim Sum Announces Closure
In 2018, four years after establishing a RiNo hit with Work & Class, chef Dana Rodriguez and partners Tony Maciag and Tabatha Knop debuted a second eatery across the street. Tucked inside the Ramble Hotel, Super Mega Bien brought something totally new to the neighborhood: pan-Latin dim sum, complete with roving carts.
Lakewood State-Owned Property Targeted for Mixed-Income Housing
The State of Colorado has approved a new public-private partnership in Lakewood that will redevelop underutilized State-owned land into a mixed-income community focused on expanding housing access, supporting working families, and strengthening long-term community stability. Led by the State’s Department of Personnel...
Broomfield police seek suspect accused of stealing nearly $1K worth of jeans
Broomfield police are asking the community for help identifying a man who they say stole around $1,000 worth of jeans from a retail store last Saturday.
Why are car warranty notices landing in your mailbox? Here’s what we found.
Auto warranty “final notice” letters are hitting mailboxes across Colorado, alarming consumers and raising questions about where companies get their personal information.
Denver’s next ‘road diet’ is coming to Mississippi Avenue after years of delays
Construction crews will soon begin removing two lanes of traffic from Mississippi Avenue between Eliot and Quivas streets, putting the major arterial on a road diet after years of delays. It’s the latest effort by the city to slow traffic and make roads safer — and it’s happening even as...
The Best Cajun Spots for a Taste of Louisiana in Denver
Laissez les bons temps rouler! This year, Fat Tuesday falls on February 17, and in places where the cultural tradition is strong, the streets have been alive with parties, parades and delicious feasts ahead of the (alleged) abstinence of Lent. The annual Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans is the...

















