Montbello Rec Center closed indefinitely after a shocking youth killing
Days after a 14-year-old was shot and killed at the Montbello Recreation Center, community members met city officials at the neighborhood’s Boys and Girls Club. City officials have long heralded recreation centers as safe spaces for young people – and despite the killing, they maintain that hasn’t changed.
Second Amendment Rights Defended as Denver Gun Owners Push Back Against Local Restrictions
Denver has become a new flashpoint in the national fight over the Second Amendment, as local gun owners and national advocates challenge a web of city and state restrictions. Their pushback comes just as federal officials target Colorado’s firearm rules in court and regulators reconsider how far gun control can go. The
Faces of Boulder: Flamingos, Fun, and the Magic of the BOLDERBoulder
The BOLDERBoulder is unlike any other race in America. On a perfect Boulder, Colorado day, the streets come alive with energy, costumes, music, laughter, and thousands of runners soaking in one of the most unique events in the country. While some people come to chase personal records, others come simply to enjoy the un
May 26, 2026: The good and the bad in new homelessness numbers; municipal drama...
The number of people experiencing homelessness last year held steady, but digging into the numbers reveals a potentially concerning trend, when it comes to youth living on the streets. Then, on Denver’s western border, officials in the tiny town of Mountain View have been filing complaints against each other at a furio
Tired of the concourse trains at DIA? Officials announce plans for pedestrian walkways
If you've ever been curious what Denver International Airport's famously secretive tunnels look like, or are just tired of the concourse trains being the only way to get around the airport, you're in luck.
Denver sees improvement in homelessness, but a worrying trend for kids
When city staff fanned out to count unhoused people on a single night in January, they found fewer people sleeping on the streets and in shelters. A total of 518 people were counted on the streets, while about 5,900 were in shelters around the city. It was the lowest count of unsheltered homelessness in Denver since 20
Denver weather: Temperatures reach 80s before consistent rainfall this week
Tuesday might be the last dry day of the week for Denver and much of Colorado. The National Weather Service said to expect a high of around 81 today with no precipitation and gusty winds up to 40 mph. The dry conditions, high heat, and gusty winds mean elevated fire danger for much of the […]
Ultimate Guide to Royal Arch Trail: Boulder’s #1 Rated Hike You Can’t Miss
If you’re searching for the best hike in Boulder, Royal Arch Trail belongs at the top of the list. Located in the heart of Boulder’s famous Flatirons at Chautauqua Park, this iconic trail consistently ranks among the highest-rated hikes in the area on AllTrails, earning a 4.8-star rating from thousands of hikers.
These 9 Colorado Restaurants Are Now Among America’s Best
I have eaten at some truly terrible restaurants in my life. Bad pasta, sad salads, a burger that tasted like regret. So when this state started showing up on every serious food list in America, I assumed someone made a mistake. They did not. Turns out, while the rest of...
Popular Train in Northern Colorado is Now Open
Enjoy summer days riding a train in Northern Colorado

















