More than 200 people buried in Lafayette Cemetery missing from city records
The City of Lafayette is sending out more letters this week to the 270 people who still have plots at the city cemetery but might not be able to use them.
Louisville in ‘drought-response mode,’ asks residents to apply watering restrictions
Louisville is asking its residents to limit outdoor watering to twice a week, joining neighboring communities in pushing voluntary water restrictions amid drought conditions around the state. Residents are encouraged to limit irrigation to two days per week, between 6 p.m. and 10 a.m., and to hand water gardens, shrubs
Hike We Like: Rawhide Trail in Golden’s White Ranch Park
White Ranch Park West (39.818665, -105.286423) It’s a quick, kid-friendly getaway without crowds—and with a scenic view of downtown Denver’s skyline. Year-round, but the trail is subject to seasonal closures due to muddy conditions. Check the Jefferson County Parks & Open Spaces website before you go. Pre-hike...
These Italian Bakeries In Colorado Make Every Cannoli Worth The Drive
Cannoli are tiny architecture: crisp shells, sweet ricotta, and one perfect bite that can make an ordinary errand feel like a food quest. Across Colorado, Italian bakeries are turning this classic pastry into a reason to slow down, follow your appetite, and pay attention to the sweet counters hiding in plain sight.
EV charging at Broomfield-owned stations may not be free forever
Broomfield could institute new fees for using its city-owned electric vehicle chargers that are currently free to use. In the Broomfield City Council’s Tuesday night meeting, city staff recommended that the council consider fees for its EV charging stations. Broomfield owns 12 level 2 charging stations across five loca
‘He lives it and breathes it:’ Dedicated Berthoud firefighter hospitalized after I-25 collision
A Berthoud firefighter remains hospitalized after a deadly wrong-way crash on Interstate 25 in Denver over the weekend, according to colleagues and a GoFundMe launched by his family.
2 Longmont Middle School Students Hospitalized After Crash Near Longs Peak Middle School
Two Longmont middle school students were taken to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after they were struck by a vehicle while crossing a street near Longs Peak Middle School, according to city officials. Neither student suffered serious injuries, Longmont Communications and Marketing Manager, Robin Ericson, said. Police a
How to embark on a week-long taco tour of Arvada
Anyone who’s been to Olde Town Arvada knows there’s no shortage of Mexican options there. But just minutes away is another hot spot where you can scratch the itch for tacos, burritos and beyond: Near the intersection of West 52nd Avenue and Marshall Street is a growing cluster of food trucks well worth a detour.
Some of Colorado’s biggest musicians have humble beginnings at Telluride Bluegrass Festival
The festival’s newcomer contests have impressive alumni In 2007, Gregory Alan Isakov was looking for a way to fund a trip to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival to enter the event’s songwriting competition, known as the Troubadour Contest. Like many up-and-comers, the Boulder-based indie folk artist, Isakov, had to get c
UCHealth Snaps Up 79 Acres on Berthoud’s Highway 56 Strip
UCHealth just made a big land play in a small town. The Aurora-based health system has closed on more than 79 acres in Berthoud, the community along Highway 56 north of Greeley and roughly an hour north of Denver. The land sits on a key east–west corridor in northern Colorado, giving the system a sizable foothold in a

















