Every opening and closing this week: As one door closes, another opens
While this week’s closures slightly outpaced openings, there were some even swaps as new spots emerged offering cuisine similar to those that shuttered. Chinese Restaurants: This weekend will see the end of six-year-old Noodle Express in the Belcaro Shopping Center, which is set for imminent demolition. But Broomfield
Death on tracks results in disruption to A Line train
One person is dead in Denver after a collision on Saturday between a commuter train and a pedestrian in the northern part of the city.
Comparing the Costco Stores in Northern Colorado
When it comes to shopping at Costco in Northern Colorado, which is the best store?
Denver Pavilions to get new mural, several repairs this summer
The Denver Pavilions is getting a facelift. Its new owners approved about $2.7 million to improve the downtown shopping center on 16th Street, including its parking garage, roof and signage and, also, a new mural. Last year, the Denver Downtown Development Authority voted to spend up to $45 million to purchase and upgr
GlobalMindED conference in Denver to address AI and workforce changes
DENVER — More than 1,000 leaders and 400 experts are expected to gather in Denver in June for GlobalMindED’s 12th annual conference focused on education, workforce changes and career opportunities. The conference, “Dimensions of Our Democracy: Architecting the Next 250/150 Years,” will take place June 10-12 at the...
EPA proposes more flexibility in coal ash rules as Colorado sites face ongoing cleanup
The Valmont power station east of Boulder remains a high-profile example of cleanup challenges at older sites The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed changes to federal coal ash regulations that would give utilities and state authorities more site-specific options for managing the toxic byproducts of coal-burn
31 Cameras Watch Every Boulder Driver, Two Residents Want A Judge To Pull The...
Boulder residents are suing police over Flock cameras, arguing the system violates privacy rights under Colorado law
‘I wish I could absorb that pain’: Defendant who shot teen in face takes...
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — The defense rested their case on Friday afternoon in the trial of a former Mountain View Town Council member, who told the jury he never pulled the trigger when his gun fired, shooting a teen in the face. On Sept. 10, 2024, the Jefferson County...
Third Round Social to open dining and entertainment venue in Commerce City
COMMERCE CITY — A new restaurant and entertainment venue is expected to open this summer in Commerce City, adding another dining option to the growing area near East 104th Avenue and Tower Road. Third Round Social, a restaurant and social gathering concept from the creator of OverFlyte Denver, will...
Denver high school for pregnant, parenting teens cuts ribbon on new community garden
DENVER — Florence Crittenton High School celebrated the opening of a new community garden Friday, giving pregnant and parenting teen students a hands-on outdoor learning space in Denver's Valverde neighborhood. The project, known as "Gals Who Garden," brought together seven raised garden beds, vegetable gardens, pollin
