Santa Fe Drive to close this weekend in Denver
DENVER — Santa Fe Drive will close in both directions this weekend while a new bridge is installed in Denver. Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) said it will close Santa Fe Drive between Evans Avenue and Florida Avenue from 12 a.m. Saturday through 5 a.m. Monday, July 13.
EDITORIAL: Colorado’s crime rate remains dismal
The Polis administration’s announcement the other day touting a drop in Colorado’s nationally notorious rate of auto theft was welcome news — as long as it lasted. As The Gazette reported, the state Department of Public Safety released data late last month showing auto thefts were down this year by 36%, from January t
Colorado Music Festival hits 50-year milestone with star-studded summer lineup
There are two very different ways to experience live music this summer. You could, potentially, shell out hundreds of dollars for a stadium nosebleed seat and spend the evening dodging stale beer spills from your inebriated neighbors while squinting at a heavily produced pop set through a pixelated video screen, all to
Member of the Month: Olde Town Exchange
Since opening its doors in November 2015, Olde Town Exchange has become much more than a women’s consignment boutique. It has grown into a welcoming gathering place where sustainability, style, and community come together. This month, we’re proud to recognize Olde Town Exchange as our Member of the Month and celebrate
NICU Babies Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday At AdventHealth Avista
LOUISVILLE, Colo. — Some of Colorado’s smallest patriots marked Independence Day in an unforgettable way as babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at AdventHealth Avista celebrated America’s 250th birthday, dressed in festive red, white and blue. NICU nurses at the Louisville hospital surprised families by..
Fire danger and drought: Why some Denver metro cities kept fireworks displays
High fire danger and drought conditions forced cities across the state, including the Denver metro, to make tough decisions about whether to cancel or keep their Fourth of July fireworks displays.
RTD’s $250M budget deficit discussions has some paratransit riders concerned
RTD is facing a $250 million budget deficit, and some paratransit riders worry that board members' ideas for closing the gap could leave them with fewer transportation options.
44-year-old man shot, killed early Sunday in Thornton
THORNTON, Colo. — A man was found shot early Sunday morning outside of a home where a party was being held, Thornton Police said. Police said dispatchers received an emergency call that a man had been shot at a home in the 3600 block of East 91st Avenue around 1:45 a.m. Sunday. Officers arrived and found the victim and
Denver police make multiple arrests in street racing crackdown
Denver police say they've made multiple arrests and impounded vehicles in an effort to crack down on street racing.
Denver International Airport to Convert Old Baggage Tunnels Into Underground Walkways
Denver International Airport is preparing to transform sections of its long-unused underground infrastructure into pedestrian pathways that will connect the main terminal with its concourses. The project draws on tunnels originally constructed for an automated baggage system that never fully operated. Officials see the

















