Commercial area in Lafayette could be a new home for historic WWI pillars
The World War I memorial pillars that flank Arapahoe Road at the intersection of U.S. 287 could finally have a new home after years of discussion. A plan is underway to relocate the two Road of Remembrance gateway pillars to a parcel on the southwest corner of 95th Street and Arapahoe Road, on property tied to the...
How a Colorado law school dug into its history to celebrate its unsung Black...
The University of Colorado Law School had never done a history of its Black students – until now.
The Classic Colorado Buffet Where The All-You-Can-Eat Menu Feels Straight Out Of The ’70s
Remember when buffets felt like a neighborhood event and not a sprint to the carving station? Cinzzetti’s Italian Market in Northglenn, Colorado, brings that feeling back, with a sprawling throwback layout and chefs working live stations like it’s prime-time Saturday. The price stays friendly, the flavors lean...
Residents voice concerns at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport town hall
Residents sounded off Thursday night as leaders at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport hosted a community town hall.
This Denver Spot Put Colorado On The Map For Pizza Lovers With Its Detroit-Inspired...
Similar to Chicago-style pizza, Detroit is known for its own unique take on the beloved dish. Detroit-style pizza is always square, with red sauce poured over the pizza's cheese in distinct stripes. The staple originated in the city in 1946 and can be found all over the wider Detroit area. Now, a Denver spot with a...
Arrest made after woman shot in head in road rage incident
A man was arrested in connection with a road rage incident where a woman was shot in the head on Highway 285.
Officer disciplined after confronting innocent woman over a package theft
A Columbine Valley Police officer was written up after wrongly accusing a woman of being a porch pirate.
Homeless Coalition closing Park Avenue Inn, offers residents rooms at Renewal Village
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is closing Park Avenue Inn, a hotel shelter it owns and operates, and some residents aren’t happy about where they’ll be going. Coalition spokesperson Cathy Alderman said all residents have been or will be offered housing or shelter elsewhere, including at a sister property,...
Urban Alchemy, set to take over Denver ‘TroubleTree’ homeless hotel, hires ex-cons, has strict...
The non-profit taking over management of the former DoubleTree Hotel at 4040 Quebec, now owned by the City and County of Denver and named The Aspen, hires ex-cons to staff their locations.
Colorado Drivers Warned: Crackdown on Expired Tags Begins Nov. 15
Refuse to renew your vehicle registration? Stay away from this Colorado city.
