Broncos game forecast: Snow chances increasing for bitterly cold AFC title clash
Chances for some light snowfall accompanying bitterly cold wind chills were increasing in the days leading up to Sunday’s AFC Championship game in Denver, forecasters said.
ACE unit helps older adults heal faster, avoid hospital complications
Good Samaritan’s ACE unit pilot helps older patients stay active, engaged and safer during hospital stays — and could expand across Intermountain Health.
Experts hope Sundance elevates Colorado cinema
BOULDER, Colo. — The Sundance Film Festival begins Thursday, marking its final year in Park City, Utah before relocating to Boulder. Colorado’s film industry hopes the move will spotlight the state’s rich movie history and give local filmmakers new opportunities. Clark Farmer, a teaching assistant professor of...
A Legendary Rock Band Will Reunite in Denver
The story of Call Sign Cobra is one written in blood, sweat and spit. The unhinged party rockers became known as the undisputed mayhem merchants of early-2000s Denver, and while blaring loudly for only a few furious years, they certainly left an impression, and maybe a few scars, in their wake.
Broomfield Tops Livability.com’s Ranking as Best Place to Live in the West
The City and County of Broomfield is currently making headlines as the crowning jewel of the West, snagging the #1 spot on Livability.com's list for the Best Place to Live. With more than 2,000 cities in the Western United States taken under consideration, Broomfield's rise to the top echoes a narrative of persistent...
Box truck crash blocked lane of westbound U.S. 36 near Broomfield in morning commute
The right lane of westbound U.S. 36 reopened Friday morning at the exit for Interlocken Loop after a crash that blocked it during the early morning commute. A box truck hit an unattended vehicle that was left on the right shoulder on U.S. 36 at about 5:54 a.m. between McCaslin Boulevard and South 88th Street,...
Denver City Council to mull spending $30M on homeless services
The Denver City Council will consider a trio of resolutions totaling $30 million to support the city’s efforts to shelter the homeless. The first is a resolution to approve a $14 million, two-year agreement between the city and Bayaud Works, LLC for services supporting 205 family shelter units at the Tamarac Family...
Juniper Plantings Prohibited in Louisville
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Junipers now prohibited on public & private property; applies to new plantings in Louisville. Under Ordinance No. 1913, Series 2026, which was approved by City Council at...
This Denver Steakhouse Feels Like Stepping Into the Old West
Step through the swinging doors of Buckhorn Exchange and you feel the city fall away, replaced by a living museum of Denver’s frontier spirit. Taxidermy, historic photos, and a century of legends set the tone before a single steak hits your table. You are here for a meal, sure,...
CBI issues Missing Indigenous Person Alert for 15-year-old last seen Thursday
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) issued a Missing Indigenous Person Alert for a 15-year-old boy who was last seen Thursday morning.
